Somatic Modelling
Welcome to this quiz which covers Judy DeLozier's Somatic Modelling workshop in February 2007 at
The Northern School of NLP
Station House Whalley. We hope you enjoy the experience of testing your knowledge and understanding -and discovering the intuition you have already in your muscle.
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Which of these are accurate? As a modeller, an outcome focussed approach requires us to:
be future facing
park outcome in unconscious mind
seek somatic signs of desired evidence
direct our thinking with the future in mind
2
Which of these statements doesn't ring true?
Only certain gestures contain information.
If I can't imagine it, I have no feelings.
Adding rhythm helps body keep time.
I scan my body to locate tension so I can release it.
3
Which is not accurate? When we are in Core State:
we have beliefs which are life enhancing
we give ourselves time and space to explore
we become unsafe and vulnerable
we open ourselves to possibilities
4
When pulled off centre, it is important to:
reconnect with the present
explore where you go to
identify the trigger
pause and breathe
5
Third Generation NLP is concerned with
applications which are generative and systemic
relationships between self and others
focussing on the individual
none of these
6
Skilled performance involves:
implicit and explicit behaviours
knowing and doing
conscious and unconscious
self conscious awareness
7
If you are outside of the system which you serve, is a lonely place because:
you are not walking your talk
you are not giving to yourself what you give to others
you are saying that you are different and separate
none of these
8
Which is not the case?
All roles have the same system.
The essence of self can flow through each of our roles.
Certain roles may inhibit or block the flow of essence.
I am not what I do.
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Information, as opposed to knowledge, is stored
in our head
in our mind
in our body
10
Implicit modelling is:
unconscious, left brain, digital
inductive, analog, sequential
child, conscious, states
unconscious, associated, whole
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When we generalise we connect with our current experience.
True
False
12
Mirroring and matching has no effect on intuition.
True
False
13
Language talks about experience. It is not having the experience.
True
False
14
Preparation for modelling does not involve
relationship with exemplar
personal state
context of the event
access to exemplar
15
The body requires verbal commands to direct its movement.
True
False
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Intuition lies
in the surface structure
in both the surface and deep structure
in the deep structure
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Somatic Modelling requires the modeller to be physcially in the present (time) and create the opportunity (space) for whatever is being explored to emerge.
True
False
18
Most of the information you gather when modelling is not needed.
True
False
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New neurological pathways are not created by:
shifting physiology
repeating old behaviours
practising new somatic gestures
destabilising syntax
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Since we construct our own reality, the only moment we have is NOW.
True
False
We really admire active learners and appreciate your commitment to your learning. So feel good about taking this opportunity to get further feedback. We're certain it has been a good investment of your time. Till the next one, bye for now. Fran Burgess and Derek Jackson
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