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1

Allen, Keith L. (1982)An investigation of the effectiveness of Neurolinguistic Programming procedures in treating snake phobics.Dissertation Abstracts International 43(3), 861-B University of Missouri at Kansas City, 76 pp. Pub. = AAC8216956

2

Apostel, Birgit (1993)The eye movement hypothesis of NLP: mere suggestion or reality?Free University of Berlin, educational sciences (Department 12), Institut of Psychology, Master thesis.

3

Appel, Philip R. (1983)Matching of representational systems and interpersonal attraction.Dissertation Abstracts International 43(9), 3021-B United States International University, 192 pp. Pub. = AAC8301835

4

Asbell, Henry C. (1983)Effects of reflection, probe, and predicate matching on perceived counselor characteristics (psychotherapy, interpersonal attraction, Neurolinguistic Programming (NLP)).Dissertation Abstracts International 44(11), 3515-B University of Missouri at Kansas City, 115 pp. Pub. = AAC8404790

5

Atwater, John M. (1983)Differential effects of interventions from the Neurolinguistic Programming meta-model and general systems in early psychotherapy.Dissertation Abstracts International 44(9), 2887-B 2888-B Texas A & M University, 88 pp. Pub. = DA8329895

6

Bacon, Stephen C. (1983)Neurolinguistic Programming and psychosomatic illness: a study of the effects of reframing on headache pain.Dissertation Abstracts International 44(7), 2233-B University of Montana, 110 pp. Pub. = DA8326959

7

Baddeley, Mark; Predebon, John (1991)"Do the eyes have it?": A test of neurolinguistic programming's eye movement hypothesis.Australian Journal of Clinical Hypnotherapy and Hypnosis; Mar Vol 12(1) 1-23

8Bärsch, Martin (1983)Empirical study of concepts of NLP (Part 1).University of Tübingen, unpublished Master thesis.

9

Beale, Russell P., Jr. (1980)The testing of a model for the representation of consciousness.Dissertation Abstracts International 41(9), 3565-B 2566-B The Fielding Institute, 126 pp. Order = 8106799

10

Beck, Charles E.; Beck, Elizabeth A. (1984)Test of the eye movement hypothesis of Neurolinguistic Programming: a rebuttal of conclusions.Perceptual and Motor Skills; Feb Vol 58(1) 175-176

11

Bergman, Richard A. (=?=)The therapist's and clients' perspectives of mental imagery interventions in psychotherapy.Dissertation Abstracts International 50(6), 1597

12

Billups, Andrew J. (1983)Representational system congruence (predicate matching) as a dimension of interpersonal impact.Dissertation Abstracts International 44(11), 3517-B Virginia Consortium for Professional Psychology,Old Dominion University, 115 pp. Pub. = AAC8404350

13

Birholtz, Laura S. (1981)Neurolinguistic Programming: testing some basic assumptions.Dissertation Abstracts International 42(5), 2042-B The Fielding Institute, 131 pp. Pub. = AAC8118324

14Bliemeister, Joachim (1987)An empirical test of basic assumptions of NLP.Integrative Therapie, 13 (4), 397-406

15

Bliemeister, Joachim (1988)An empirical test of theoretical constructs essential to NLP.Zeitschrift fuer Klinische Psychologie, 17 (1), 21-30

16Bliemeister, Joachim; Morgenroth, David (1986)Testing basic assumptions of NLP.David Morgenroth

17

Bott, Karin (1995)Construction and evaluation of a NLP-based treatment of psychogenetic overweight.University of Bielefeld, Department of Psychology, unpublished Master thesis

18

Botzum, Gerald D. (1984)Therapeutic suggestion: the effects of metaphor on self- disclosure.Dissertation Abstracts International 45(11), 3612

19

Brandis, Alan D. (1986)A neurolinguistic treatment for reducing parental anger responses and creating more resourceful behavioral options.Dissertation Abstracts International 47(11), 4642-B California School of Professional Psychology, 161 pp. Order = DA8626141

20 Brandl, Tobias (1997)Characteristics of interaction within NLP-based

shorttime therapy with differential success - two single case studies.University of Bielefeld, Department of Psychology, unpublished Master thesis.

21

Brengle, Edward Q. III (1979)Preference for sensory modality of mental imagery and its relationship to stress reduction using a systematic desensitization technique.Dissertation Abstracts International 40(4), 1878-B Wayne State University, 128 pp.

22

Brinker, Heike (1995)Curing overweight with NLP: an empirical study of the Easy Weight Program.Heike Brinker, Curslacker Deich 25, 21039 Hamburg

23

Brockman, William P. (1980)Empathy revisited: the effects of representational system matching on certain counseling process and outcome variables.Dissertation Abstracts International 41(8), 3421-A College of William and Mary, 167 pp. Order = 8103591

24

Buckner, Michael; Mera, Naomi M. (1987)Eye movement as an indicator of sensory components in thought.Journal of Counseling Psychology, 34(3), p. 283-287

25

Buhr, Kai-Olaf (1997)An experiment testing the eye movement hypothesis of NLP by presenting visual stimuli and measuring reaction times.University of Bielefeld, Department of Psychology, unpublished Master thesis.

26

Burcz, Bernice Angeline (=?=)Neurolinguistic Programming and Star Trek: a training model and metaphor for building trust and relationship in multicultural teams.Personal Communication

27

Carbonell, David A. (1985)Representational systems: an empirical approach to Neurolinguistic Programming.Dissertation Abstracts International 46(8), 2798-B DePaul University, 144 pp. Pub. = AAC8523962

28Cheney, S.; Miller, L.; Rees, R. (1982)Imagery and eye movements.Journal of Mental Imagery, 6, 113-124

29 Cody, Steven G. (1983)The stability and impact of the primary representational system in Neurolinguistic

Programming: a critical examination.Dissertation Abstracts International 44(4) 1232-B University of Connecticut, 158 pp. Pub. = AAC8319187

30

Coe, William C.; Scharcoff, Joseph A. (1985)An empirical evaluation of the neurolinguistic programming model.International Journal of Clinical and Experimental Hypnosis; Oct Vol 33(4) 310-318

31

Cole-Hitchcock, Sabra Tony (=?=)A determination of the extent to which a predominant representational system can be identified through written and verbal communication and eye scanning patterns.Dissertation Abstracts International 41(5), B Baylor University, 1980, 134 pp.

32

Daupert, Dennis L. (1986)A covert imagery intervention into test anxiety based on a chained-anchor model, Neurolinguistic Programming (NLP).Dissertation Abstracts International 47(6), 2610

33

Davis, Gerald L., Jr. (1984)Neurolinguistic Programming as an interviewing technique with prelingually deaf adults.Dissertation Abstracts International 46(5), 1247-A 1248-A Oklahoma State University, 91 pp. Order = DA8515247

34

Day, Rhetta C.G. (1985)Students' perceptions of Neurolinguistic Programming strategies (counseling, communication, clients, therapy).Dissertation Abstracts International 46(4), 1333-B Florida State University, 130 pp.

35

Dilts, Robert (1977)EEG and representational systemsUniversity of California, Santa Cruz,CA (Published in Roots of NLP, Meta Publications, 1983)

36

Dixon, Paul N.; Parr, Gerald D.; Yarbrough, Douglass; Rathael, Michael (1986)Neurolinguistic programming as a persuasive communication technique.Journal of Social Psychology; Aug Vol 126 (4) 545-550

37

Dooley, Kathleen; Farmer, Alvirda (1988)Comparison for aphasic and control subjects of eye movements hypothesized in Neurolinguistic Programming (NLP).Perceptual and Motor Skills, 67(1), Aug pp. 233-234

38 Dorn, Fred J. (1983)Assessing primary representational system (PRS) preference for Neurolinguistic Programming (NLP) using three methods.

Counselor Education and Supervision; Dec Vol 23(2) 149-156

39

Dorn, Fred J.; Atwater, Mike; Jereb, Ron; Russell, Roger (1983)Determining the reliability of the NLP eye movement procedure.American Mental Health Counselors Association Journal; Jul Vol 5(3) 105-110

40

Dowd, Thomas E.; Hingst, Ann G. (1983)Matching therapists' predicates: an in vivo test of effectiveness.Perceptual and Motor Skills, 57, p. 207-210

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41

Dowd, Thomas E.; Pety, John (1982)Effect of counselor predicate matching on perceived social influence and client satisfaction.Journal of Counseling Psychology, 29(2), 206-209

42

Duda, Karin (1990)A study of the eye movement hypothesis of NLP.University of Bielefeld, Department of Psychology, Master thesis

43

Duncan, Robert C.; Konefal, Janet; Spechler, Marilyn M. (1990)Effect of Neurolinguistic Programming training of self-actualization as measured by the Personal Orientation Inventory.Psychological Reports; Jun Vol 66(3, Pt 2) 1323-1330

44

Durand, Douglas; Wetzel, John; Hansen, Anita (1989)Computer analysis of sensory predicate use in written and oral communication.Psychological Reports; Oct Vol 65(2) 675-684

45

Egger, Bettina (=?=)Seeing is believing: the process of contact with the inner image through painting.Dissertation Abstracts International 49(12), 5507

46

Ehrmantraut, John E., Jr. (=?=)A comparison of the therapeutic relationships of counseling students trained in Neurolinguistic Programming vs. students trained on the Carkhuff Model.Dissertation Abstracts International 44(10), 3191-B University of Northern Colorado, 1983, 151 pp. Pub. = AAC8328491

47

Einspruch, Eric L.; Forman, Bruce D. (1985)Observations concerning research literature on Neurolinguistic Programming.Journal of Counseling Psychology, 32(4), 589-596

48 Einspruch, Eric L.; Forman, Bruce D. (1988)Neurolinguistic Programming in the treatment of

phobias.Psychotherapy in private practice, 6(1), p. 91-100

49

Elich, Matthew; Thompson, Richard W.; Miller, Laurence (1985)Mental imagery as revealed by eye movements and spoken predicates: a test of Neurolinguistic Programming.Journal of Counseling Psychology; Oct Vol 32(4) 622- 625

50

Ellickson, Judy L. (1983)Representational systems and eye movements in an interview.Journal of Counseling Psychology, 30(3), 339-345

51

Ellis, John L. (1980)Representational systems: an investigation of sensory predicate use in a self-disclosure interview.Dissertation Abstracts International 41(11), 4244-B University of Minnesota, 194 pp. Pub. = AAC8109421

52

Faist, Wolfgang Johann (1987)Influencing phobic behaviour using the dissociative interventions by BANDLER/ GRINDER (NLP).University of Munich, Prof. Dr. W. Tunner

53

Falzett, William C., Jr. (1979)Matched versus unmatched primary representational systems relationship to perceived trustworthiness in a counseling analogue.Dissertation Abstracts International 41(1), 105-A Marquette University, 100 pp. Order = 8105176; Text can also be found in: Journal of Counseling Psychology, 1981, 28(4)

54

Farmer, A.; Rooney, R.; Cunningham, J.R. (1985)Hypothesized eye movements of Neurolinguistic Programming: a statistical artifact.Perceptual and Motor Skills, 61, 717-718

55

Farmer, Stephen S. (1983)Supervisory conferences in communicative disorders: verbal and nonverbal interpersonal communication pacing.Dissertation Abstracts International 44(9), 2715-B 2716-B University of Colorado (Boulder), 195 pp. Order = DA8400891

56

Faulkender, Nancy A. (1985)"Primary representational system" and task performance: empirical assessment in prison and normal populations.Dissertation Abstracts International 45(12), 3937-B California School of Professional Psychology at Berkeley, 100 pp. Pub. = AAC8503711

57 Ferguson, David M. (1987)The effect of two audiotaped Neurolinguistic Programming (NLP) phobia treatments on public speaking anxiety.

Dissertation Abstracts International 49(4), 765 University of Tennessee, 95 pp. Order = DA8810355

58

Forster, C.; Jansen, A.; Margenrot, L.; Unterberger, G. (1993)Medias of psychotherapy. What conditions are decisive for rapport?College of Hildesheim-Holzminden, Germany, FB Sozialpädagogik, unpublished paper

59

Frank, Angela (1997)Using NLP in social work.College of Regensburg or Angela Frank, Motzersreuth 1, 95698 Neualbenreuth

60

Fremder, Linda A. (1986)Generalization of visual dot pattern strategies to number pattern strategies by learning disabled students.Dissertation Abstracts International 47(11), 4055-A Columbia University Teachers College, 116 pp. Order = DA8704296

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61

Frieden, Fredrick P. (1981)Speaking the client's language: the effects of Neurolinguistic Programming (predicate matching) on verbal and nonverbal behaviors in psychotherapy. A single case design.Dissertation Abstracts International 42(3), 1171-B Virginia Commonwealth University, 146 pp. Pub. = AAC8118960

62

Fromme, Donald K.; Daniell, Jennifer (1984)Neurolinguistic Programming examined: imagery, sensory mode, and communication.Journal of Counseling Psychology, 31(3)

63

Fruchter, Helane J. (1983)Sensory reinforcement in the service of aggression maintenance in children: a treatment study.Dissertation Abstracts International 45(3) 1013-B Syracuse University, 124 pp. Pub. = AAC8410711

64

Frye, Mary L. (1980)An analysis of the relationship between leisure interests and representational systems among college freshman students with implications for leisure counseling.Dissertation Abstracts International 41(6) 2764-A Oklahoma State University, 93 pp. Order = 8027178

65

Gallo, Fred P. (=?=)Verbal synchrony and the maintenance of rapport between collegiate instructors and their students (NLP Teaching).Dissertation Abstracts International 46(3), p. 624

66 Genser-Medlitsch, Martina; Schütz, Peter (1997)

Does Neuro-Linguistic psychotherapy have effect? New Results shown in the extramural section.Martina Genser-Medlitsch; Peter Schütz, ÖTZ-NLP, Wiederhofergasse 4, A-1090, Wien, Austria

67

Gerhardt, Kathrin (1992)Construction and first evaluation of a manual designed to measure success in therapy with pain patients.University of Hamburg, Department of Psychology, Master thesis

68Gerhardt, Katrin; Besser-Siegmund, Cora (1995)Diagnosing success in NLP pain therapy.unpublished paper.

69

Glöser, Claudia (1991)Testing the effectiveness of NLP´s Six Step Reframing Model with subjectivly obese clients.University of Bielefeld, Department of Psychology, Master thesis

70

Graunke, Bruce R. (=?=)An evaluation of Neurolinguistic Programming: the impact of varied imaging tasks upon sensory predicates.Dissertation Abstracts International 46(6) University of Houston, 1984, 226 pp. Pub. = AAC8420009

71

Graunke, Bruce; Roberts, T. Kevin (1985)Neurolinguistic programming: The impact of imagery tasks on sensory predicate usage.Journal of Counseling Psychology; Oct Vol 32(4) 525-530

72

Green, Margaret A. (1979)Trust as effected by representational system predicates.Dissertation Abstracts International 41(8) 3159-B Ball State University, 130 pp. Pub. = AAC8104651

73

Grzebieniak, John F. (1982)The relationship between selected Jungian personality types as determined on the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator and their preferred use of sensory predicates as described by Bandler and Grinder.Dissertation Abstracts International 44(4) 989-A University of Pittsburg, 122 pp. Order = DA8318201

74Gumm, W.B.; Walker, M.K.; Day, H.D. (1982)Neurolinguistic Programming: method or myth?Journal of Counseling Psychology, 29(3)

75

Hagstrom, Garis C. (=?=)A microanalysis of direct confrontation psychotherapy with schizophrenics: using Neurolinguistic Programming and Delsarte's system of expression.Dissertation Abstracts International 42(10) 4192-B California School of Professional Psychology, 1981, 187 pp. Order = DA8207545

76

Hale, Richard L. (1986)The effects of Neurolinguistic Programming (NLP) on public speaking anxiety and incompetence.Dissertation Abstracts International 47(5), pp 2167 Drake University, 93 pp. Order =DA8617682

77

Hammer, Allen L. (1980)Language as a therapeutic tool: the effects on the relationship of listeners responding to speakers by using perceptual predicates.Dissertation Abstracts International 41 (3), 991-A Michigan State University, 149 pp. Order = 8020705

78

Haynie, Nancy A. (1982)Systematic Human Relations Training with Neurolinguistic Programming.Dissertation Abstracts International 43(7), 2286-A University of Georgia, 151 pp. Order = DA8228694

79

Heap, Michael (1988)Neurolinguistic programming - an interim verdict.in: Hypnosis: Current clinical, experimental and forensic practices. (Michael Heap, Ed.), pp. 268-280. Croom Helm, London, England; xii, 436 pp.

80

Helm, David Jay (1990)Neurolinguistic Programming: equality as to distribution of learning modalities.Journal of Instructional Psychology, 17(3), pp. 159-160

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81

Helm, David Jay (1991)Neurolinguistic Programming: gender and the learning modalities create inequalities in learning: a proposal to reestablish equality and promote new levels of achievement in education.Journal of Instructional Psychology; Sep Vol 18(3) 167-169

82

Hernandez, Vivian O. (1981)A study of eye movement patterns in the Neurolinguistic Programming model.Dissertation Abstracts International 42(4), 1587-B Ball State University, 149 pp. Order = 8120505

83

Hildebrand, Britta; Nolting, Wilhelm (1992)A training based on NLP designed to improve perception and nonverbal communication - development and first evaluationUniversity of Bielefeld, Department of Psychology, Master thesis

84 Hill, Edwin L. (1983)An empirical test of the Neurolinguistic Programming concept of anchoring.Dissertation Abstracts International 44(7), 2246-B

Washington State University, 126 pp. Pub. = AAC8325468

85

Hillin, Harvey H., Jr. (1982)Effects of a rapport method & chemical dependency workshop for adults employed in Kansas service agencies.Dissertation Abstracts International 44(12), 3574-A Kansas State University, 135 pp. Order = DA840761x

86

Hischke, Darrell Linn (=?=)A definitional and structural investigation of matching perceptual predicates, mismatching perceptual predicates, and Milton-model matching.Dissertation Abstracts International 49(9), p. 4005

87

Holdevici, Irina (1990)Neurolinguistic programming: a form of mental training in high-performance shooting.Revue Roumaine des Sciences Sociales, Serie de Psychologie; Jul-Dec Vol 34(2) 169-173

88

Hueber, Raimund J. (1997)Nonsmoker by hypnosis? Evaluation of a training based on hypnotherapy.University of Bielefeld, Department of Psychology, unpublished Master thesis

89

Ingalls, Joan S. (1987)Cognition and athletic behavior: an investigation of the NLP principle of congruence.Dissertation Abstracts International 48(7), 2090-B Columbia University Teachers College, 158 pp. Order = DA8721125

90

Johannsen, Clifford A. (1982)Predicates, mental imagery in discrete sense modes, and levels of stress: the Neurolinguistic Programming typologies.Dissertation Abstracts International 43(8), 2709-B United States International University, 207 pp. Pub. = AAC8229638

91

Johnson, Kenneth D. (1983)Eye positions and associated mental activity as determined by sensory-based words spoken.Dissertation Abstracts International 45(8), 2691-B Union for Experimenting Colleges and Universities, 119 pp. Pub. = AAC8425708

92

Jojart, Jürgen (1985)The linguistic model of NLP. Empirical studies of its applicability in psychotherapy. How do the intervention techniques taken from ´The Structure of Magic I´ work?University of Tübingen, unpublished Master thesis.

93

Jupp, James J. (1989)Neurolinguistic Programming: an experimental test of the effectiveness of "leading" in hypnotic inductions.British Journal of Experimental and Clinical Hypnosis; Sum Vol 6(2) 91-97

94

Jupp, James J. (1989)A further empirical evaluation of neurolinguistic primary representational systems (PRS).Counselling Psychology Quarterly; Vol 2(4) 441-450

95

Kammer, D.; Lanver, C.; Schwochow, M. (1997)Controled treatment of simple phobias with NLP: evaluation of a pilot project.University of Bielefeld, Department of Psychology,unpublished paper

96

Kelberman, Paula May (1988)Observational drawing: a comparative study of two sensory-based instructional approaches.Dissertation Abstracts International 49(6), p. 1351

97

Konefal, Janet; Duncan, Robert C.; Reese, Maryann (1992)Neurolinguistic programming training, trait anxiety, and locus of control.Psychological Reports; Jun Vol 70(3, Pt 1) 819-832

98

Koziey, P.; McLeod, G. (1987)Visual-kinesthetic dissociation in treatment of victims of rape.Professional Psychology: Research and Practice, 18(3), Jun pp. 276-282.

99

Kraft, William A. (1982)The effects of primary representational system congruence on relaxation in a Neurolinguistic Programming model.Dissertation Abstracts International 43(7), 2372-B Texas A & M University, 95 pp. Pub. = AAC8226101

100

Krim, M . J. (1983)Stability and inter rater reliability of visual accessing cues.Winteler, A. UnivBW Fak SOWI, Dissertation

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101

Krugman, Martin; Kirsch, Irving; Wickless Cynthia (1985)NLP treatment for anxiety: magic or myth?Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychologie 53 (4) 526-530

102 Lange, David E. (1980)A validity study of the construct `most highly valued representational system` in human auditory

and visual perceptions.Dissertation Abstracts International 41 (11) 4266-B Louisiana State University and Agricultural and Mechanical College, 80 pp. Publication = AAC8110420

103

Lehner, Andrea (1994)Changing the perspective of subjectivly obese clients by participation in an Easy Weight seminar.Lehner Andrea, Wöhrdstr. 18, 93059 Regensburg

104

Liberman, Marla Beth (1984)The treatment of simple phobias with Neurolinguistic Programming techniques.Dissertation Abstracts International 45(6), St. Louis University, 86 pp. Pub. = AAC8418664

105

Lippert, Almut (1997)An experiment testing the eye movement hypothesis of NLP by presenting emotionally relevant stimuli and measuring reaction times.University of Bielefeld, Department of Psychology, unpublished Master thesis

106

Loiselle, Francois (1985)The effect of eye placement on orthographic memorizationFaculté des sciences sociales, Université de Moncton

107

Loomis, Maxine E.; Cohen, Marlene Z. (1984)A test of the relationship between stress and primary representational systems.Transactional Analysis Journal; Jan Vol 14(1) 80-82

108Loren, M. (1982)The treatment of snake phobias.Dissertation

109Lund, H. (1995)Asthma management: a qualitative research studyThe Health Attractor, Vol. 1, No. 3, IASH, March, 1995

110

MacMorran, Paula R. (1987)Brief treatment for disturbing memory: a Neurolinguistic Programming submodality procedure.Dissertation Abstracts International 48(7), 1710-A 1711-A University of Tennessee, 90 pp. Order = DA8721287

111

Macroy, Thomas D. (1978)Linguistic surface structures in family interaction.Dissertation Abstracts International 40(2), 926-B Utah State University, 133 pp. Order = 7917967

112

Macy, Charlotte M. (1987)Counselor training and supervision: Neurolinguistic Programming as a factor in skills acquisition.Dissertation Abstracts International 48(10), 2543-A Purdue University, 205 pp. Order = DA8729767

113

Malloy, Thomas E. (1989)Cognitive strategies and a classroom procedure for teaching spelling.Dept. of Psychology, University of Utah

114

Malloy, Thomas E.; Mitchell, Christine; Gordon, Oakley E. (1987)Training cognitive strategies underlying intelligent problem solving.Perceptual and Motor Skills, 64, p. 1039-1046

115

Mather, Bruce D. (1983)The effects of representational system predicates on relaxation.Dissertation Abstracts International 44(4), 1222-B Ball State University,110 pp. Pub. = AAC8315162

116

Mattar, Alan T. (1980)Primary representational systems as a basis for improved comprehension and communication.Dissertation Abstracts International 41(8), 3162-B Utah State University, 177 pp. Pub. = AAC8104113

117Matthews, William J.; Kirsch, I.; Mosher, D. (1985)Double hypnotic induction: an initial empirical test.Journal of Abnormal Psychology Vol. 94(1), 92-95

118

Mercier, Mary Ann; Johnson, Marilyn (1984)Representational system predicate use and convergence in counseling: Gloria revisited.Journal of Counseling Psychology, 31(2), 161- 169

119

Moine, Donald (1981)A psycholinguistic study of the patterns of persuasion used by successful salespeople.Dissertation Abstracts International 42(5), 2135-B University of Oregon, 271 pp. Order = 8123499

120Monguio Vencino, Ines; Lippman, Louis G. (1987)Image formation as related to visual fixation point.Journal of Mental Imagery; Spr Vol 11(1) 87-96

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121

Muss, D. C. (1991)A new technique for treating post-traumatic stress disorder.British Journal of Clinical Psychology, 30, p.91-92

122Nagel, Ulrike; Ellgring, Heiner (1985)Mental imagery and eye movement.Max-Planck-Institut of Psychiatry and Social Psychology

123

Newton, Eylar L. (=?=)The effect of verbal pacing on self-disclosure and trust of interviewer.Dissertation Abstracts International 42(4), p. 1615

124

Owens, Lee F. (1977)An investigation of eye movements and representational systems.Dissertation Abstracts International 38(10), 4992-B Ball State University, 158 pp. Order = 7803828

125

Palubeckas, Aurelia J. (1981)Rapport in the therapeutic relationship and its relationship to pacing.Dissertation Abstracts International 42(6), 2543-B 2544-B Boston University School of Education, 127 pp. Order = 8126743

126

Pantin, Hilda M. (1982)The relationship between subjects' predominant sensory predicate use, their preferred representational system and self-reported attitudes towards similar versus different therapist-patient dyads.Dissertation Abstracts International 43(7), 2350-B University of Miami, 97 pp. Pub. = AAC8229208

127

Parr, Gerald D.; Dixon, Paul N.; Yarbrough, Douglass; Ratheal, Michael (1986)The effectiveness of Neurolinguistic Programming in a small group setting.Journal of College Student Personnel; Jul Vol 27(4) 358-361

128

Paulus, Jochen (1985)The linguistic model of NLP: an empirical study of its applicability in psychotherapy.Is there such a thing as hypnotic language?University of Tübingen, unpublished Master thesis.

129

Paxton, Louise K. (1980)Representational systems and client perception of the counseling relationship.Dissertation Abstracts International 41(9), 3888-A Indiana University, 141 pp. Order = 8105941

130

Peterson-Cooney, Lorrie (1991)"Effect of Neurolinguistic Programming training on self-actualization as measured by the Personal Orientation Inventory": addendum to the Duncan,I. et al. study.Psychological Reports; Apr Vol 68(2) 593-594

131

Petroski, A. (1985)Representational systems in the Neurolinguistic Programming model.Winteler, A. UnivBW Fak SOWI

132

Poffel, Stephen A.; Cross, Herbert J. (1985)Neurolinguistic programming: a test of the eye movement hypothesis.Perceptual and Motor skills; Dec Vol 61(3,Pt 2) 1262

133 Radl, Myrna C. (1985)

Predicate identification and predicate matching: determining if it makes a difference.Dissertation Abstracts International 46(10), 3625-B University of Colorado at Boulder, 247 pp. Pub. = AAC8528517

134

Radosta, Robert (1982)An investigation of eye accessing cues.Dissertation Abstracts International 43(3), 883-B East Texas State University, 130 pp. Pub. = AAC8219481

135

Rebstock, Marc E. (1980)The effects of training in matching techniques on the development of rapport between client and counselor during initial counseling interviews.Dissertation Abstracts International 41(3), 946-A University of Missouri, Kansas City, 89 pp. Order = 8019148

136

Reckert, Horst-W. (1994)Test anxiety ... removed by anchoring in just one session?in: Multimind, NLP Aktuell, Nr. 6, Nov./Dez. 1994. Junfermann Verlag Paderborn. Master thesis.

137

Reese, Dorothy B. (1987)Nonverbal and psycholinguistic behavior of Neurolinguistic Programming trainers.Dissertation Abstracts International 49(1), 64-A Temple University, 183 pp. Order = DA8803838

138

Ridings, Donald E. (1986)Neurolinguistic Programming's primary representational system: does it exist?Dissertation Abstracts International 47(3), 1285-B University of Massachusetts, 130 pp. Order = DA8612078

139

Rothenhäusler, Angela (1993)A study to test if two accessing cues match: the eye movement model and sensory predicates.Free University of Berlin, Institute of Psychology, Master thesis

140

Salas, Jesus A.; de Groot, Hans; Spanos, Nicholas P. (1989)Neurolinguistic Programming and hypnotic responding: an empirical evaluation.Journal of Mental Imagery; Spr Vol 13(1) 79-89

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141

Sandhu, Daya S. (=?=)The effects of mirroring vs. non-mirroring of clients' nonverbal behavior on empathy, trustworthiness, and positive interaction in cross-cultural counseling dyads.Dissertation Abstracts International 45(4), p. 1042

142 Sandhu, Daya S.; Reeves, T. Glen; Portes, Pedro R. (1993)

Cross-cultural counseling and neurolinguistic mirroring with native American adolescents.Journal of Multicultural Counseling and Development; Apr Vol 21(2) 106-118

143

Schiermann, Jens U. (1996)The representation of visual information.University of Hamburg, Department of Psychology, 30.07.1986, 124 pages

144Schiermann, Jens; Ringelband, Olaf (1985)Representational systems and eye movement.GwG-Info, 61, 63-76

145

Schleh, Malcolm N. (1987)An examination of the Neurolinguistic Programming hypothesis on eye movements in children.Dissertation Abstracts International 48(2), 584-B Biola University, Rosemead School of Psychology, 93 pp. Pub. = AAC8709616

146

Schmedlen, George W. (1981)The impact of sensory modality matching on the establishment of rapport in psychotherapy.Dissertation Abstracts International 42(5), 2080-B Kent State University, 83 p. Pub. = AAC8123577

147

Schmedlen, George W., MacCormick, Donald W., Woldt, Ansel L. (1987)Neurolinguistic Programming, matching sensory predicates, and rapport.Western Psychological Association Annual Meeting, 23-26. 04. 1987 (Paper)

148

Schneider, Mark E. (1984)The relationship among primary representational systems, and counselor empathy, trustworthiness, attractiveness, expertness and subject preference.Dissertation Abstracts International 45(2), 418-A SUNY Buffalo, 110 pp. Order = DA8410589

149

Scott, Eddie K. (1987)The effects of the Neurolinguistic Programming model of reframing as therapy for bulemia.Dissertation Abstracts International 48(7), 1713-A 1714-A Northern Arizona University, 191 pp. Order = DA8715297

150

Semtner, Elizabeth A. (1986)An investigation into the relevance of using Neurolinguistic Programming (NLP) as an aid in individualizing college reading programs.Dissertation Abstracts International 47(4), p. 1266

151

Senz, Ulrich (1983)Empirical study of neurolinguistic programming concepts.University of Tübingen

152

Sharpley, Christopher F. (1984)Predicate matching in NLP: a review of research on the preferred representational system.Journal of Counseling Psychology, 31(2), 238-248

153

Sharpley, Christopher F. (1987)Research findings on Neurolinguistic Programming: nonsupportive data or untestable theory?Journal of Counseling Psychology , 34(1), 103-107

154

Shaw, Darcy L. (1977)Recall as effected by the interaction of presentation representational system and primary representational system.Dissertation Abstracts International 38(10), 5931-A Ball State University, 211 pp. Order = 7803830

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Shobin, Mark Z. (1980)An investigation of the effects of verbal pacing on initial therapeutic rapport.Dissertation Abstracts International 41(5), A Boston University School of Education (1980), 101 pp. Order = 8024158

156

Siegler, Heinz Jürgen (1990)An empirical study of the eye movement hypothesis of NLP.University of Mannheim, Prof. Dr. H. Wittchen

157

Sinn, Petra (1984)An empirical study of concepts essential to NLP (Part 3): the eye movement model.University of Tübingen, unpublished Master thesis.

158

Slavit, Michael R. (1983)The effects of assessing and utilizing preferred sensory modality: an experiment with relaxation training.Dissertation Abstracts International 44(9), 2907-B University of Texas at Austin, 136 pp. Pub. = AAC8329874

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Sperber, Karl (1983)The language of empathy.Dissertation Abstracts International 45(2), 688-B University of Maine, 173 pp. Pub. = AAC8412526

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Sun, Michael B. (=?=)A study for development of a methodological process and the use of certified NLP practitioners in assessing the consistency of NLP programmers rating eye movements.Dissertation Abstracts International 49(11), p. 3341

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161 Swets, John A.; Bjork, Robert A. (1990)Enhancing human performance: An evaluation of

"New Age" techniques considered by the U.S. army.Psychological Science; Mar Vol 1(2) 85-sup-86

162

Talone, James M. (1983)The use of sensory predicates to predict responses to sensory suggestions.Dissertation Abstracts International 44(2), 618-B Utah State University, 118 pp. Order = DA8313xxx

163

Thomason, David D. (1984)Neurolinguistic Programming: an aid to increase counselor expertness.Dissertation Abstracts International 44(9), 2909-B Biola University, 65 pp. Pub. = AAC8400860

164

Thomason, T.C.; Arbuckle, T.; Cady, D. (1980)Test of the eye movement hypothesis of Neurolinguistic Programming.Perceptual and Motor Skills, 51, 230

165

Torres, Cresencio (1984)An investigation of language representational system utilization by personality type.Dissertation Abstracts International 45(5), 1271-A University of Oklahoma, 110 pp. Order = DA8418579

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Unterberger, Gerhart; Ulbrich, Hanne (1998)Effects of NLP interventions with chronical diseases - the HGT (Hildesheimer Gesundheits-Training) in clinical testsCollege Hildesheim/Holzminden, Research Project

167

Vander Zyl, Eldon Lee (1983)The effects of meta-model questioning and empathetic responding on concreteness in client statements and client ratings of anxiety and counselor attractiveness, expertness, and trustworthiness.Dissertation Abstracts International 44(12), 3600-A 3601-A Iowa State University, 117 pp. Order = DA8407xxx

168

Völter, Joachim (1984)Empirical study of the concept of resources within NLP.University of Tübingen.

169

Walters, Sharon Ruth (1983)A comprehensive behavioral treatment for hypertension.Dissertation Abstracts International 45(12), p. 3925

170

Wannewitz, Birgit (1993)Paradoxes in communication and how to resolve them. A case study of communication trainings based on NLP concepts.University of Bielefeld, Bachelor thesis.

171 Weerth, Rupprecht (1992)

A study of the submodality concept in NLP.Multi Mind - NLP aktuell, 3, 9-12

172Weerth, Rupprecht (1993)NLP & mental imagery II.Junfermann, 155 pages

173

Wertheim, Eleanor H.; Habib, Cherine; Cumming, Geoff (1986)Test of the neurolinguistic programming hypothesis that eye movements relate to processing imagery.Perceptual and Motor Skilled; Apr Vol 62(2) 523-529

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Wilbur, Michael P.; Roberts-Wilbur, Janice (1987)Categorizing sensory reception in four modes: support for representational systems.Perceptual and Motor Skills; Jun Vol 64(3, Pt 1) 875-886

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Wilhelm, Frank Anton (1991)Submodality change and nail chewing. Empirical test of an imaginative method (´Swish´).Master thesis, Department of Psychology, Philipps-University Marburg

176

Wilimek, Jay F. (1979)The use of language representational systems by high and low marital adjustment couples.Dissertation Abstracts International 40(7), 3914-A University of Utah, 83 pp. Order = 8000971

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Wisser, Christoph (1993)Modality specific imaginative systems: can they be operationalized using the NLP eye movement model?Free University of Berlin, Educational and Training Sciences (Department 12), Institut of Psychology, Master thesis.

178

Wong, Eleanor Yee Nor (1981)A validation study of nonverbal eye pattern strategies related to language and therapeutic processes.Dissertation Abstracts International 42(11), p. 4729

179

Yapko, Michael D. (1980)Neurolinguistic Programming, hypnosis, and interpersonal influence.Dissertation Abstracts International 41(8), 3204-B Michigan State University, 186 pp. Pub. = AAC8103393

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Yapko, Michael D. (1981)The effect of matching primary representational system predicates on hypnotic relaxation.in: American Journal of Clinical Hypnosis, 23, 169-175. Winteler, A., UnivBW Fak SOWI