Neurolinguistic Programming
It is amazing that some police forces around the world still persist in attempting to use NLP techniques for interrogation and other purposes. Both because it doesn?t work and far more worryingly because it exposes police officers to the potential of being recruited into the cult at ?NLP Training? sessions run by cult members.
This excellent article in this month?s PoliceChief Magazine (in the US) debunks the use of NLP in policing.
http://www.policechiefmagazine.org/magazine/index.cfm?fuseaction=display_arch&article_id=2268&issue_id=122010
Perspective on Neurolinguistic Programming (NLP)
By Gary I. Wilson, Colonel (Retired), United States Marine Corps, Carlsbad, California
Conclusion
NLP has captured the attention of law enforcement and interrogators regarding its application to detecting deception during interview and interrogation processes. Clearly, there is a lack of evidence-based data to support using NLP for ferreting out deception. Yet employing NLP techniques for detecting deception persists throughout law enforcement communities despite the dearth of supportive evidence. NLP utility for deciphering truth from deception is a myth. Nonetheless, it is still touted for investigative interviewing. Those working in the area of forensics need to be aware of the shortcomings of methods that are not evidence based. It is essential to strive for the use of techniques and methods that are supported by research data??The only certain method of discerning truth relies on the corroboration of the known facts independent of the information provided by the person interviewed.
- The Sh*t Nlpers Say: ?nlp Is A Powerful Set Of Tools.?
Something I have noticed with NLPers is they all say exactly the same things. They are brainwashed (or programmed as they put it) to blindly accept what they are told as the truth and never to question it. This is particularly true when they try to argue...
- Nlp Standard Deception And Lies. Parts 2 & 3.
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- Cunning Linguists, A Few Deception Techniques Of The Nlp Cult.
Whilst researching the NLP Cult a section of this website http://www.johnlenardburnett.com/subjects/nlp.html caught my eye. This is the passage: Conflicts within NLP A second branch of NLP referred to as a cult (NLP2) evolved during the mid 1980s from...
- Is Nlp A Cult?
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Neurolinguistic Programming
Police Infiltration by the NLP Cult.
It is amazing that some police forces around the world still persist in attempting to use NLP techniques for interrogation and other purposes. Both because it doesn?t work and far more worryingly because it exposes police officers to the potential of being recruited into the cult at ?NLP Training? sessions run by cult members.
This excellent article in this month?s PoliceChief Magazine (in the US) debunks the use of NLP in policing.
http://www.policechiefmagazine.org/magazine/index.cfm?fuseaction=display_arch&article_id=2268&issue_id=122010
Perspective on Neurolinguistic Programming (NLP)
By Gary I. Wilson, Colonel (Retired), United States Marine Corps, Carlsbad, California
Conclusion
NLP has captured the attention of law enforcement and interrogators regarding its application to detecting deception during interview and interrogation processes. Clearly, there is a lack of evidence-based data to support using NLP for ferreting out deception. Yet employing NLP techniques for detecting deception persists throughout law enforcement communities despite the dearth of supportive evidence. NLP utility for deciphering truth from deception is a myth. Nonetheless, it is still touted for investigative interviewing. Those working in the area of forensics need to be aware of the shortcomings of methods that are not evidence based. It is essential to strive for the use of techniques and methods that are supported by research data??The only certain method of discerning truth relies on the corroboration of the known facts independent of the information provided by the person interviewed.
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- The Sh*t Nlpers Say: ?nlp Is A Powerful Set Of Tools.?
Something I have noticed with NLPers is they all say exactly the same things. They are brainwashed (or programmed as they put it) to blindly accept what they are told as the truth and never to question it. This is particularly true when they try to argue...
- Nlp Standard Deception And Lies. Parts 2 & 3.
NLPers are masters of deception. Question everything they say, and you will find it is all smoke and mirrors designed to deflect your attention from the truth.Part 2. After the last post this was posted on Facebook: i read what you wrote on that link...
- Cunning Linguists, A Few Deception Techniques Of The Nlp Cult.
Whilst researching the NLP Cult a section of this website http://www.johnlenardburnett.com/subjects/nlp.html caught my eye. This is the passage: Conflicts within NLP A second branch of NLP referred to as a cult (NLP2) evolved during the mid 1980s from...
- Is Nlp A Cult?
Brainwash - The NLP Cult Weapon of ChoiceNLP is a cult. Members of the NLP cult will always deny the fact, arguing semantics of the definition of a cult. Members of the NLP cult will point to the lack of a spiritual or religious element as a defence....
- Nlp Mind Control - What Is It About
NLP mind control or Neuro-linguistic programming (NLP) defines a model of interpersonal communications that is chiefly concerned with the relationship between successful patterns of behavior and the subjective experiences (esp. patterns of thoughts)...