Predicates & Representational Systems Flashcards
Which representational system does STINK represent?
O = Olfactory
Which representational system does SEE represent?
V = Visual
Which representational system does LOOK represent?
V = Visual
Which representational system does THOUGHTFUL represent?
Ad = Auditory Digital
Which representational system does TENSION represent?
K = Kinesthetic
Which representational system does WATCH represent?
V = Visual
Which representational system does THROW represent?
K = Kinesthetic
Which representational system does WARM represent?
K = Kinesthetic
Which representational system does HEAR represent?
At = Auditory Tonal
Which representational system does FEEL represent?
K = Kinesthetic
Which representational system does VIEWPOINT represent?
V = Visual
Which representational system does PUTRID represent?
O = Olfactory
Which representational system does SILENT represent?
At = Auditory Tonal
Which representational system does MOTIVATE represent?
Ad = Auditory Digital, K = Kinesthetic
Which representational system does TOUGH represent?
K = Kinesthetic, Ad = Auditory Digital
Which representational system does YUMMY represent?
G = Gustatory
Which representational system does SENSE represent?
Ad = Auditory Digital
Which representational system does TELL represent?
At = Auditory Tonal, Ad = Auditory Digital
Which representational system does PUSH represent?
K = Kinesthetic
Which representational system does MUSIC represent?
At = Auditory Tonal
Which representational system does BITTER represent?
G = Gustatory
Which representational system does REMEMBER represent?
Ad = Auditory Digital
Which representational system does TASTE represent?
G = Gustatory
Which representational system does SURVEY represent?
V = Visual, Ad = Auditory Digital
Which representational system does SHOCKING represent?
K = Kinesthetic
Which representational system does HARD represent?
K = Kinesthetic
Which representational system does BRILLIANT represent?
V = Visual
Translate into a different representational system: Things look good
Things are feeling fine. Sounds good to me.
Translate into a different representational system: It is so quiet that you can hear a pin drop.
There is a calm in the air.
Translate into a different representational system: You are really fired up!
You look motivated!
Translate into a different representational system: That sounds like a great idea.
That looks like a great concept.
Translate into a different representational system: People don’t see me as I see myself.
I don’t sound to them like I sound to myself.
Translate into a different representational system: That word leaves a sour taste in my mouth.
Your words give me a bad feeling.
Translate into a different representational system: Everyday above ground is a great day!
Everyday feels great!
Describe the process of OVERLAPPING REPRESENTATIONAL SYSTEMS and give an example of when you would use this pattern.
Using a preferred representational system to allow us to gain access to another. Example: Imagine walking (preferred rep sys) along the beach and hearing the birds, Now look down at the sand and FEEL the cool wet sand beneath your feet.
Determine if the phrase is SENSORY based or HALLUCINATION:
Her lips puffed and the muscles on her face tightened.
Sensory [can see it physically]
Determine if the phrase is SENSORY based or HALLUCINATION:
She was relieved
Hallucination
Determine if the phrase is SENSORY based or HALLUCINATION:
The volume of his voice was diminished
Sensory [can hear it physically]
Determine if the phrase is SENSORY based or HALLUCINATION:
She cringed
Hallucination
Determine if the phrase is SENSORY based or HALLUCINATION:
He looked cold
Hallucination
Determine if the phrase is SENSORY based or HALLUCINATION:
He showed remorse
Hallucination
Determine if the phrase is SENSORY based or HALLUCINATION:
His pupils dilated
Sensory [can see it physically]