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NLP PRACTITIONER COU RSE, TOP
EXAM QUESTIONS AND A NSWERS,
100% ACCURATE, VERIF IED
Question :An outcome is considered to be well formed
when it meets what criteria?
CORRECT ANSWER: Stated in the positive
Measurable Within the control of the person who wants the outcome Current wins are preserved It is ecological
Question :What are cartesian co-ordinates
CORRECT ANSWER: What would happen if you did
What would happen if you didn't What wouldn't happen if you did What wouldn't happen if you didn't
Question :Name 3 types of deletion
CORRECT ANSWER: Comparative deletion
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Simple deletion Nominalisation
Question :What is a comparative deletion
CORRECT ANSW ER:The element you are comparing
something with is missing.MiIton - You will feel much more empowered once you have identified how large your barriers are.
Question :What is a simple deletion
CORRECT ANSWER: Certain information is missing
MIlton - You will be ready to move forward
Question :What is a nominalisation
CORRECT ANSWER: A process described as a static
object eg our relationship
Question :Name 5 types of distortion
CORRECT ANSWER: Cause - effect
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Complex equivalences Presuppositions Lost performative Mind reading
Question :What is cause-effect
CORRECT ANSWER: Implies a relationship between
something that will happen and something you want to happen Milton - As you hear my voice you will relax more
Question :What is a complex equivalence
CORRECT ANSWER: Suggests 2 things are the same
Milton - successful people set goals
Question :What is a presupposition
CORRECT ANSWER: Part of the sentence is assumed
to be true for the whole sentence to be true
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Milton - Do you want to tell me about your life goals before we talk about your career goals.
Question :What is a lost performative
CORRECT ANSWER: The person judging a value is
omitted Milton - Its good to be mindful
Question :What is mind reading
CORRECT ANSWER: Assumes you know what
someone else is thinking Milton - You will feel clearer when we have done this exercise
Question :Name 3 types of generalisation
CORRECT ANSWER: Universal quantifier
Modal operator of necessity Modal operator of impossibility