A quick clear-up of the remaining Meta Model patterns – find the others here. Simple Deletions We can identify a […]
Meta Model ‘Deletions’: Simple Deletions, Unspecified Nouns, and Comparative Deletions Read Post »
We’re on to a new set of language patterns in NLP’s Meta Model – Generalisations! The previous category of patterns,
Meta Model ‘Generalisations’: Universal Quantifiers Read Post »
If you are doing a presentation to a prospective client, and the client says “I know you’re just trying to
Meta Model ‘Distortions’ (1): Mind Reading Read Post »
Well you probably won’t have seen it in the context of the Meta Model anyway. Apologies for the attention-grabbing headline
The Coolest Meta Model Question You’ve Never Seen Before Read Post »
Meta Model Deletions, and the associated questions to recover the missing information.
We also include some vital tips for using the Meta Model in practice, so you don’t become a ‘Meta Model Monster’ and annoy the hell out of everyone around you.
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All about the NLP Meta Model language patterns and questions known as Generalisations – Practical NLP Podcast episode 36, with Andy Smith
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Practical NLP Podcast 36: The Meta Model part 2 – Generalisations Read Post »
By the end of this short article you’ll be a lot warier of using “Why?” as a problem-solving question, especially
Three Downsides Of The Question “Why?” Read Post »
My last posting about open and closed questions prompted this response from a reader, which got me thinking about how
Ask Better Questions: How Not To Use The NLP Meta Model Read Post »
