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Modeling Excellence & Strategy Flashcards

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  1. A client struggles to install a modeled creativity strategy because they cannot visualize. The coach should FIRST:

    Answer: Use submodality work to develop the client's visual representational access

    Submodality exercises can develop access to underused representational systems, making installation of strategies that include visual steps possible.

  2. Which type of question is MOST effective for eliciting the auditory digital (self-talk) component of a strategy?

    Answer: 'What are you saying to yourself at that moment?'

    Auditory digital refers to internal self-talk; asking 'What are you saying to yourself?' directly targets this representational component.

  3. The NLP concept of 'as-if' framing is used in modeling to:

    Answer: Allow the modeler or client to access states and strategies by acting as if they already possess them

    'As-if' framing instructs the nervous system to access states and run strategies as though the capability already exists, bridging the gap to installation.

  4. When mapping a strategy, a coach notices the sequence: Vi → Ai → Ki → Ad (exit). What does this notation represent?

    Answer: The representational system steps: visual recalled, auditory internal, kinesthetic, auditory digital exit test

    Standard NLP strategy notation uses V (visual), A (auditory), K (kinesthetic), Ad (auditory digital), with subscripts i (internal) and e (external) and 'exit' marking the T.O.T.E. endpoint.

  5. A client reports their new modeled strategy 'feels mechanical' after installation. The MOST likely reason is:

    Answer: The strategy has not yet been rehearsed enough to become unconsciously competent

    New strategies feel deliberate until repeated rehearsal drives them into unconscious competence, where they run automatically and naturally.

  6. Which NLP presupposition most directly supports the practice of modeling excellence from others?

    Answer: If one person can do something, anyone can learn to do it

    The presupposition 'if one person can do something, anyone can learn to do it' is the foundational belief that makes NLP behavioral modeling possible.

  7. After successfully modeling a master trainer's presentation strategy, a coach packages the findings for widespread use. This final step is called:

    Answer: Coding and transferring the model

    Coding the model means formalizing the strategy into a teachable, transferable format that can be systematically installed in others.