PNL SCIENTIFICA
—una raccolta di sperimentazioni scientifiche—
Questa pagina è dedicata alla ricerca ed alle pubblicazioni relative.
Troppe volte si parla di PNL e si dimentica di citare le analisi scientifiche condotte sulla stessa.
Riteniamo che l’analisi della sperimentazione scientifica sia la via migliore per portare ad una più profonda e valida conoscenza di questo argomento, ed anche l’unica maniera per un’evoluzione che vada al di là dei fondatori permettendo a quante più persone possibili di portare il loro contributo.
Riteniamo che andare al di là del lavoro e degli apporti dei fondatori sia fondamentale, in quanto si inserisce all’interno dello spirito di questa materia, che è e deve restare di crescita continua.
Quella che segue è una breve lista di articoli scientifici pubblicati sulla PNL (PNL e Giustizia, PNL e counseling etc.) e vuole permettere allo studioso ed all’appassionato di approfondire ancora ulteriormente la sua visione. Sono stati raccolti grazie all’opera della studentessa allieva della scuola ISI-CNV Romina Galmacci ed esaminati dal dr. Marco Paret.
Il dr. Marco Paret è anche stato recentemente complimentato in pubblico dal dr. John Grinder (co-fondatore iniziale della metodologia) per l’approccio attento all’aspetto epistemologico della PNL ed aderente allo spirito della materia.
Una lista più aggiornata ed esaustiva è disponibile presso l’Istituto. Vi invitiamo a prendere contatto con noi al nr. 348-2213449 per maggiori informazioni.
PNL E GIUSTIZIA
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TI DOCUMENT TITLE: A simple hypnotically based NLP technique used with two clients in criminal justice settings.
AU AUTHOR(S): Curreen,-Merlin-P.
IN INSTITUTIONAL AFFILIATION OF FIRST AUTHOR: Psychological Services Div, Auckland, New Zealand
JN JOURNAL NAME: Australian-Journal-of-Clinical-and-Experimental-Hypnosis; 1995 May Vol 23(1) 51-57
IS ISSN: 01560417
LA LANGUAGE: English
PY PUBLICATION YEAR: 1995
AB ABSTRACT: Much of the language of neurolinguistic programming (NLP) derives from Ericksonian hypnosis and the techniques utilized in both can be successfully integrated to facilitate effective therapeutic change, particularly in cases where clients have poorer verbal and social skills, or are resistant to behavior change in therapy. This paper describes the use of NLP and Ericksonian techniques in hypnosis with clients in the criminal justice system. In Case 1, a 28-yr-old Maori man who was charged with assault on a female became violent and depressed and assaulted and harassed a married woman with whom he had an affair when he realized that she was not taking the relationship seriously. In Case 2, a 30-yr-old part Maori man began to experience panic attacks soon after he was sentenced to prison for aggravated robbery. In both cases, a basic NLP technique, enhanced by hypnotic language patterns, worked effectively to bring about successful outcomes. (PsycLIT Database Copyright 1996 American Psychological Assn, all rights reserved)
KP KEY PHRASE: neurolinguistic programing & Ericksonian hypnosis techniques; male 28 & 30 yr olds in criminal justice system
DE DESCRIPTORS: NEUROLINGUISTIC-PROGRAMING; HYPNOSIS-; ADULTHOOD-; MALE-CRIMINALS
CC CLASSIFICATION CODE(S): 3351; 33
PO POPULATION: Human
AG COMPOSITE AGE GROUP: Adult
UD UPDATE CODE: 9608
AN PSYC ABS. VOL. AND ABS. NO.: 83-23947
JC JOURNAL CODE: 2097
UTILITA’ DELL’UTILIZZO DELLE MODALITA’ SENSORIALI NEL COUNSELING
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TI DOCUMENT TITLE: Blending NLP representational systems with the RT counseling environment.
AU AUTHOR(S): House,-Sharon
IN INSTITUTIONAL AFFILIATION OF FIRST AUTHOR: Private practice (Clinical Hypnotherapy), Cary, NC, US
JN JOURNAL NAME: Journal-of-Reality-Therapy; 1994 Fal Vol 14(1) 61-65
IS ISSN: 07430493
LA LANGUAGE: English
PY PUBLICATION YEAR: 1994
AB ABSTRACT: Distinguishes between visual, auditory, and kinesthetic neurolinguistic programming representational systems that are used by clients to process incoming perceptual information. General characteristics of individuals with visual, auditory, and kinesthetic channels of behavior are listed as well as specific eye movements characteristic of these 3 representational systems. It is suggested that a therapist reading these client cues can improve therapist-client communication tremendously and help to develop strong trust and rapport ties. (PsycLIT Database Copyright 1995 American Psychological Assn, all rights reserved)
KP KEY PHRASE: characteristics of neurolinguistic programing representational systems; implications for reality therapy
DE DESCRIPTORS: NEUROLINGUISTIC-PROGRAMING; REALITY-THERAPY
CC CLASSIFICATION CODE(S): 3310; 33
PO POPULATION: Human
UD UPDATE CODE: 9505
AN PSYC ABS. VOL. AND ABS. NO.: 82-18338
JC JOURNAL CODE: 3008
PNL E PSICOTERAPIA
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TI DOCUMENT TITLE: (Analysis of psychotherapeutic activity in a medical cooperative.)
AU AUTHOR(S): Delaru,-V.-V.; Klauchek,-S.-V.; Gonzhal,-I.-V.
IN INSTITUTIONAL AFFILIATION OF FIRST AUTHOR: Volgograd Medical Inst, Russia
JN JOURNAL NAME: Zhurnal-Nevropatologii-i-Psikhiatrii-imeni-S.S.-Korsakova; 1993 Vol 93(6) 89-90
IS ISSN: 00444588
LA LANGUAGE: Russian
PY PUBLICATION YEAR: 1993
AB ABSTRACT: Studied the 2-yr activity of psychotherapists in a medical cooperative serving clients aged under 15 yrs to over 60 yrs. The demographic features of the client population were examined, and treatment effectiveness was assessed. Psychotherapy sessions were conducted in the evenings 3 times/wk for 3 hrs. 372 clients, most with neurotic or neurotic-like disorders, were seen during the 2-yr period. Rational psychotherapy, hypnotic suggestion, neurolinguistic programming, autogenic training, and psychopharmacotherapy were used. (English abstract) (PsycLIT Database Copyright 1995 American Psychological Assn, all rights reserved)
KP KEY PHRASE: client demographics & treatment type & effectiveness; 15-60 yr olds & older in psychotherapy with medical cooperative; 2 yr study
DE DESCRIPTORS: PSYCHOTHERAPY-; CLIENT-CHARACTERISTICS; TREATMENT-FACILITIES; DEMOGRAPHIC-CHARACTERISTICS; LONGITUDINAL-STUDIES; ADOLESCENCE-; ADULTHOOD-
CC CLASSIFICATION CODE(S): 3310; 33
PO POPULATION: Human
AG COMPOSITE AGE GROUP: Adolescent; Adult
UD UPDATE CODE: 9503
AN PSYC ABS. VOL. AND ABS. NO.: 32-85588
JC JOURNAL CODE: 1824
PNL E PSICOTERAPIA
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TI DOCUMENT TITLE: Neuropsychological deficits in sexual offenders: Implications for treatment. Special Issue: Paraphilias.
AU AUTHOR(S): Lang,-Reuben-A.
IN INSTITUTIONAL AFFILIATION OF FIRST AUTHOR: Inst of Psychology & Law, Edmonton, AB, Canada
JN JOURNAL NAME: Sexual-and-Marital-Therapy; 1993 Vol 8(2) 181-200
IS ISSN: 02674653
LA LANGUAGE: English
PY PUBLICATION YEAR: 1993
AB ABSTRACT: Provides a brief overview of the growing body of evidence that a proportion of adult sexual offenders present with some localized form of brain pathology, often left temporal lobe, that may, in part, explain the presence of gender dysphoria and the attraction to deviant behavior patterns in sexually anomalous men who prefer child surrogate partners or unsuspecting women. The techniques employed rely on social skill training, psychodramatic role plays (using a doll or mannequin), stress reduction and anger management, empathy training, guided visualization, neurolinguistic programming, cognitive restructuring, sketches of covert fantasies or deviant actions for group discussion, and victim-perpetrator role reversal, selectively applied within the context of a relapse prevention model for adult sexual offenders. (PsycLIT Database Copyright 1994 American Psychological Assn, all rights reserved)
KP KEY PHRASE: brain pathology; sex offenders; treatment implications
DE DESCRIPTORS: NEUROPATHOLOGY-; SEX-OFFENSES
CC CLASSIFICATION CODE(S): 3230; 32
PO POPULATION: Human
UD UPDATE CODE: 9401
AN PSYC ABS. VOL. AND ABS. NO.: 81-02046
JC JOURNAL CODE: 3101
PNL E GIUSTIZIA
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TI DOCUMENT TITLE: Enhancement of psychological testimony with the use of neurolinguistic programming techniques.
AU AUTHOR(S): Mayers,-Kathleen-S.
IN INSTITUTIONAL AFFILIATION OF FIRST AUTHOR: Private practice, Tacoma, WA, US
JN JOURNAL NAME: American-Journal-of-Forensic-Psychology; 1993 Vol 11(2) 53-60
IS ISSN: 07331290
LA LANGUAGE: English
PY PUBLICATION YEAR: 1993
AB ABSTRACT: Describes the use of neurolinguistic programming techniques in preparing information to be presented in a courtroom setting and in maximizing the effectiveness of testimony. Three cases are included, in which emphasis is placed on obtaining and presenting sensory-oriented descriptions and findings. These techniques have the capability to enhance the listeners’ ability to relate to the subject of the testimony, to maintain their attention, and to increase their interest in the material presented. (PsycLIT Database Copyright 1993 American Psychological Assn, all rights reserved)
KP KEY PHRASE: neurolinguistic programing techniques; enhancement of psychological testimony in courtrooms; expert witnesses
DE DESCRIPTORS: NEUROLINGUISTIC-PROGRAMING; EXPERT-TESTIMONY; FORENSIC-PSYCHOLOGY; WITNESSES-
CC CLASSIFICATION CODE(S): 4230; 42
PO POPULATION: Human
UD UPDATE CODE: 9309
AN PSYC ABS. VOL. AND ABS. NO.: 80-35734
JC JOURNAL CODE: 2233
PNL E MIGLIORAMENTO PERSONALE
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TI DOCUMENT TITLE: Using an imaginary scrapbook for neurolinguistic programming in the aftermath of a clinical depression: A case history.
AU AUTHOR(S): Hossack,-Alex; Standidge,-Karen
IN INSTITUTIONAL AFFILIATION OF FIRST AUTHOR: U Liverpool, England
JN JOURNAL NAME: Gerontologist; 1993 Apr Vol 33(2) 265-268
IS ISSN: 00169013
LA LANGUAGE: English
PY PUBLICATION YEAR: 1993
AB ABSTRACT: Employed neurolinguistic programming (NLP) principles to develop a positive self-identity in an elderly male patient in England recovering from clinical depression. This novel technique encouraged recall of intrinsically rewarding past experiences. Each experience was conceptualized in an image and compiled chronologically in an imaginary book, providing continuity to what were chaotic and fragmented recollections during the immediate postdepressive stage. The scrapbook approach to alleviating depressive symptoms combines NLP principles, sensory modality preference in information processing, guided reminiscence and recall therapy, and the lifebook method. (PsycLIT Database Copyright 1993 American Psychological Assn, all rights reserved)
KP KEY PHRASE: imaginary scrapbook using neurolinguistic programing principles & recall therapy & guided reminiscence & lifebook method; symptoms during aftermath of clinical depression; elderly male; case report
DE DESCRIPTORS: MAJOR-DEPRESSION; REMINISCENCE-; NEUROLINGUISTIC-PROGRAMING; CASE-REPORT; AGED-; ADULTHOOD-
CC CLASSIFICATION CODE(S): 3350; 33
PO POPULATION: Human
AG COMPOSITE AGE GROUP: Adult; Elderly
UD UPDATE CODE: 9309
AN PSYC ABS. VOL. AND ABS. NO.: 80-34599
JC JOURNAL CODE: 1255
IPNOSI E CONSULENZA MATRIMONIALE
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TI DOCUMENT TITLE: The use of hypnosis in marriage and relationship counselling.
AU AUTHOR(S): Baddeley,-Mark
JN JOURNAL NAME: Australian-Journal-of-Clinical-Hypnotherapy-and-Hypnosis; 1992 Sep Vol 13(2) 87-92
IS ISSN: 08100713
LA LANGUAGE: English
PY PUBLICATION YEAR: 1992
AB ABSTRACT: Describes 3 cases in which hypnotherapy was used in the context of marriage and relationship counseling. The main influences on the approaches used come from Ericksonian hypnosis, analytical hypnotherapy, and neurolinguistic programming. Working principles are derived, and it is argued that hypnotherapy is a more potent change process than traditional counseling approaches. (PsycLIT Database Copyright 1993 American Psychological Assn, all rights reserved)
KP KEY PHRASE: hypnotherapy in marriage or relationship counseling; couples
DE DESCRIPTORS: HYPNOTHERAPY-; MARRIAGE-COUNSELING; COUPLES-; ADULTHOOD-
CC CLASSIFICATION CODE(S): 3313; 33
PO POPULATION: Human
AG COMPOSITE AGE GROUP: Adult
UD UPDATE CODE: 9305
AN PSYC ABS. VOL. AND ABS. NO.: 80-18647
JC JOURNAL CODE: 1708
PNL E TRATTAMENTO ANSIETA’
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TI DOCUMENT TITLE: Neurolinguistic programming training, trait anxiety, and locus of control.
AU AUTHOR(S): Konefal,-Janet; Duncan,-Robert-C.; Reese,-Mary-A.
IN INSTITUTIONAL AFFILIATION OF FIRST AUTHOR: U Miami School of Medicine, FL, US
JN JOURNAL NAME: Psychological-Reports; 1992 Jun Vol 70(3, Pt 1) 819-832
IS ISSN: 00332941
LA LANGUAGE: English
PY PUBLICATION YEAR: 1992
AB ABSTRACT: Examined within-person and between-group changes in trait anxiety and locus of control as measured on the State-Trait Anxiety Inventory and the Multidimensional Health Locus of Control Scale. Ss were 27 men and 30 women participating in a 21-day residential training program in neurolinguistic programming. Significant within-person decreases in trait-anxiety scores and increases in internal locus of control scores were observed as predicted. Results confirm the effectiveness of neurolinguistic programming in lowering trait anxiety and increasing the sense of internal control. (PsycLIT Database Copyright 1993 American Psychological Assn, all rights reserved)
KP KEY PHRASE: neurolinguistic programing training; trait anxiety & locus of control; adults; Switzerland
DE DESCRIPTORS: NEUROLINGUISTIC-PROGRAMING; ANXIETY-; INTERNAL-EXTERNAL-LOCUS-OF-CONTROL; ADULTHOOD-
CC CLASSIFICATION CODE(S): 3314; 33
PO POPULATION: Human
AG COMPOSITE AGE GROUP: Adult
UD UPDATE CODE: 9301
AN PSYC ABS. VOL. AND ABS. NO.: 80-02568
JC JOURNAL CODE: 1635
PNL E CAMBIAMENTO CREDENZE
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TI DOCUMENT TITLE: Belief change and neurolinguistic programming.
AU AUTHOR(S): Davis,-Donald-I.; Davis,-Susan-L.
IN INSTITUTIONAL AFFILIATION OF FIRST AUTHOR: Family Therapy Inst of Alexandria, VA, US
JN JOURNAL NAME: Family-Dynamics-of-Addiction-Quarterly; 1991 Jun Vol 1(2) 34-44
IS ISSN: 10548726
LA LANGUAGE: English
PY PUBLICATION YEAR: 1991
AB ABSTRACT: Discusses limiting beliefs and ways to change them in therapy. The basic elements of a belief change process included at least some of the following: eliciting and installing appropriate, resourceful states in the client; a procedure for going back in memory with these new resources; an objective assessment of the new generalizations formed; consolidation and integration of the new beliefs; mental rehearsal of the future; and testing the new beliefs. A case illustration involving a woman in her 30s is presented. (PsycLIT Database Copyright 1992 American Psychological Assn, all rights reserved)
KP KEY PHRASE: neurolinguistic programing & other techniques; change in limiting beliefs; adult female
DE DESCRIPTORS: NEUROLINGUISTIC-PROGRAMING; COGNITIVE-TECHNIQUES; ATTITUDE-CHANGE; ADULTHOOD-
CC CLASSIFICATION CODE(S): 3311; 33
PO POPULATION: Human
AG COMPOSITE AGE GROUP: Adult
UD UPDATE CODE: 9208
AN PSYC ABS. VOL. AND ABS. NO.: 79-28227
JC JOURNAL CODE: 3449
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