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NLP Quiz

Discover what your least preferred representation system (rep system) is and receive some free tips of how to develop this to enhance your flexibility and performance.

This short quiz will give you an insight into your LEAST preferred rep system.
The rep system is the way you experience your world.  What we perceive is a representation of what each sensory organ transmits to us.  There are defined using:
  • Visual (V)
  • Auditory (A)
  • Kinaesthetic (K)
  • Olfactory (O)
  • Gustatory (G)
  • Auditory Digital (Ad)
The sixth rep system is not directly related to a sensory organ.  This is how we talk to ourselves and make sense of…
 
The way to develop yourself and your communication flexibility is to develop your LEAST preferred rep system.
If you do what you’ve always done, you’ll get what you’ve always got…There is always so much more.
 
Please remember that you are more than your main or lead rep system.  Therefore refrain from identifying yourself and others as either ‘a visual person’ or ‘an auditory person’.  You will notice that you do not use a rep system in isolation; they are often overlapping each other.  Completing this exercise will identify which rep system to develop; with some ideas of how to do this.
 
The quiz focuses on the 4 main rep systems; visual, auditory, kinaesthetic and auditory digital.

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