Neurolinguistic Programming (Latest Articles)

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Lateralization of cognitive processes in the brain.

29 Nov 2000 The lateralization of cognitive processes in the brain is discussed. The traditional view of a language-visuo/spatial dichotomy of function between the hemispheres has been replaced by more subtle distinctions. The use of magnetic resonance imaging ...
rec_pub_11194413-lateralization-cognitive-processes-brain.htm

Our personal space.

29 Sep 2000 Neuro Linguistic Programming (NLP) as a model of human behaviour is presented. Its basic tenets and the factors that give rise to the physiological and emotional response to an external event are described. A number of psychotherapeutic ...
rec_pub_11709956-our-personal-space.htm

Rewiring your gray matter. The brain: you can teach an old brain new tricks. Neuroplasticity promises to give a whole new meaning to 'changing your mind'.

30 Dec 1999
rec_pub_10848178-rewiring-gray-matter-brain-teach-old-brain-new-tricks-neuroplasticity.htm

[Neurolinguistic programming and health]

29 Jun 1999
rec_pub_10615173-neurolinguistic-programming-health.htm

[Learning with all one's senses. Neurolinguistic programming in the teaching of pediatric nursing]

29 Jun 1999
rec_pub_10514683-learning-s-senses-neurolinguistic-programming-teaching-pediatric.htm

Intuition in nursing relationships: the result of 'skills' or 'qualities'?

27 Feb 1999 Maintaining the scientific orientation of health and nursing care systems has resulted in a lack of focus on nurses' intuitive knowledge base. Consequently, confusion exists as to whether intuition in nursing is the result of acquired skills, or is ...
rec_pub_10362932-intuition-nursing-relationships-result-skills-qualities.htm

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