Internal Representational Systems and Submodalities (mx)

A Representational System is an NLP model that outlines how we process information through our senses.

These systems include visual (what see), auditory (what hear), kinaesthetic (tactile sensations), auditory digital (self-talk), olfactory (smell), and gustatory (taste).

Each of these systems directly impacts and influences our state of mind (mental state). This, in turn, affects how we perceive and interpret the events and circumstances of our lives.

Associated with each Representational System are a set of submodalities. These submodalities affect how we process information through our five senses. Examples of submodalities include distance, brightness, size, location, color, association, and dissociation.

The model stipulates that when we make small incremental adjustments to the way we represent and perceive information (through our five senses) that this has a direct impact on the emotions we end up experiencing.

Internal Representational Systems and Submodalities

IQ Matrix Maps

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