Note: NLP here means Natural Language Processing, not Neurolinguistic Programming.
Re:What Happened to Old School NLP?
by dschiptsov on Monday January 12, 2015 @04:26AM
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Oh, sorry. Too old school.)
Re:What Happened to Old School NLP?
by copsarebastards on Monday January 12, 2015 @04:28AM
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It's impressive how you responded to an article you didn't read.
Re:What Happened to Old School NLP?
by dschiptsov on Monday January 12, 2015 @04:38AM
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Why, sometimes we answer questions which pop up in our heads.)
The ideas, by the way, had been studied by mainstream psychology as the framing effect and the priming effect.
In short, our minds do lexical analysis and decomposition sub-consciously, so we could be influenced by specially crafted sentences. We also leak details of our internal representation of some aspects of reality in the way we unconsciously construct language sentences.