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The ability to vary one's own behaviour in order to elicit, or secure, a response from another person. Behavioural Flexibility can refer to the development of an entire range of responses to any given stimulus as opposed to having habitual, and therefore limiting, responses which would inhibit performance potential. John Grinder suggests that you each night before going to sleep, you review your day and create 3 different ways of responding. This way you will automatically build up your Behavioural Flexibility and you will discover that you respond more appropriately to the world around you. Behavioural Flexibility is a key element in NLP.
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