NLP Glossary: Accessing Cue - Auditory |
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Accessing CuesSpecific unconscious actions, including physical movements, eye movements, breathing pattern changes, and gestures that indicate which modality is being accessed.
AnalogueRelated to Digital. In NLP the word analogue is used to describe submodalities that have a continuous variability, rather than digital submodalities which are either 'on' or 'off. i.e. brightness is analogue; association is digital. Analogue MarkingThe process of using an action, gesture, or tone of voice to mark out specific words within a sentence. A hypnotist may raise their eyebrow or lower their voice to mark out embedded commands within their speech. AnchoringThe process of setting an anchor (usually on another person) connected to a specific memory and/or feeling so that it can be re-accessed later. AnchorA sound, touch, smell, taste, sight that brings up a specific memory or feeling. 'As If' FrameTo act as if something is possible, or as if an event has happened, to enable someone to access resources that would be available were it true. Associated/AssociationWhen someone visualizes a image as if they are seeing it through their own eyes. In contrast to disassociated. AuditoryThe Sensory Modality related to the sense of hearing. |
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