How to discover someone's primary representational system?



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rathan
PostPosted: Sat Feb 02, 2013 9:30 am 
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I've been reading things regarding NLP, I came to discover that am very visual person. Prior to NLP, i would of thought majority of people are visual, as i discovered that not the case.

so my question is, whether there is anyway such as verbal or non-verbal in need to LOOK for in order to find out someone's primary representational system?
in order to do anchoring effectively.

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You could Google this and get the answer.

Eye cues/movement
http://www.empower-your-life.co.uk/docs ... tterns.jpg
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language they use are the most popular.
http://www.cleanlanguage.co.uk/repsys.html

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