Dictionary of Hypnosis and NLP Terms
- Behavior
- The
specific physical actions and reactions through which we interact
with people and environment around us.
- Behavior Modification
- Changing or
eliminating undesirable behavior.
- Behavioral
Flexibility
- The ability
to vary one's behavior in order to elicit a desired response from
another person.
- Bruxism
- Gnashing or
grinding of teeth.
- Calibration
- The process
of reading another person's unconscious responses through non-verbal responses.
- Catalepsy
- Rigidity of
body or part of the body.
- Catharsis
- An act of
releasing strong charged emotions.
- Cognitive
- Pertaining
to thinking, knowing, understanding of internal processing of information.
- Compulsion
- An act a
person feels driven to repeat, often against his or her will.
- Confabulation
- The
falsification of memory, due to a partial amnesia.
- Congruence
- When all of
person's individual beliefs, strategies and behaviors are fully in agreement.
- Context
- The
framework surrounding a particular event.
- Convulsion
- An
involuntary spasm or muscular activity.
- Counter Suggestion
- A
suggestion given to a person to displace or challenge a core or fixed
idea or belief.
- Criteria
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- The values
or standards a person uses to make judgments and decisions.
