Folge #042: Hast du Schiss vor einer Klasse? Und was du dagegen tun kannst- Interview mit Sozialpsychologe Dr. Lucas Derks - Teil 2/2

Gibt es eine Klasse wovor du schiss hast?





- Dann bring sie mal innerlich weiter weg - wenn sie farblos
sind, bring ein paar Farbtupfer hinein...





Die gleiche Imagination mit der du dich In der Schule stresst-
mit der kannst du dich auch ent-stressen!





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Dr. Lucas Derks ist Sozialpsychologe, Author und Therapeut.


Der niederländische Sozialpsychologe, NLP-Trainer und Autor [...]
sorgt mit seinen Forschungen zur Psychologie zwischenmenschlicher
Beziehungen seit Jahren international für Aufsehen. Das von ihm
entwickelte Modell des „Sozialen Panoramas“ und dessen
pragmatisch orientierte Veränderungsmethoden sind mittlerweile
weltweit zum festen Bestandteil führender NLP-Curricula geworden.


(https://www.mentalspaceresearch.com/interview-mit-lucas-derks)





Oder in Lucas Derks'eigener Beschreibung:





"


My modelling research (Derks 1995) has shown that most people
tend to represent family members, and all other people in
general, as if they were solid, standing, objects in space. And
the way these objects are located in space –in relation to the
self– is the main factor defining a relationship. Location
appears to be the most common critical submodality in social
life.


This research resulted in The Social Panorama Model: An NLP-tool
to explore and change the structure of social experience. A tool
which applications reach far beyond the subject matter of this
article.


Someone’s social panorama is defined as the summ of this persons
social representations. In most people the general shape of this
comes closest to a panoramic landscape. The (kineasthetic) self
is located in its centre; it is from where is looked, felt and
listened around. This central view point is surrounded by the
representations of all individuals and groups that are relevant
to a person. In theory, social representations can be placed
anywhere in the socio-sphere that surrounds a person. But most
individuals attach circumscribed meaning to left, right, up,
down, front or back. As if their ‘social opperating system’
unconsciously organizes classes of social representations. The
distance to these social representations also varies, as does
their size, color and brightness. And every location means
something different to a person.





(https://www.mentalspaceresearch.com/family-systems-in-the-social-panorama)"





Mehr zu Lucas Derks:


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