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A process used in NLP through which a problematic behaviour is separated from the positive intention of the internal program or "part" that is responsible for the behaviour. New choices of behaviour are established by having the part responsible for the old behaviour take responsibility for implementing other behaviours that satisfy the same positive intention but don't have the problematic byproducts.
Rapport
Reframing
Relevancy challenge
Representational system primacy
Representational systems
Reference structure
Requisite variety
Resources
Resourceful state
R.o.l.e. model
IQ Scores
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