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--- modal_operators_verbs [2024/05/28 10:11] – [Practical Application Transactional Analysis] tom
+++ modal_operators_verbs [2025/01/31 15:02] (current) – [Practical Application in IEMT] tom
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-If you do the second variant, you can eventually get a (problematic?) C-Value identity statement like:
+If you do the second variant, you can eventually get a negative Core-Value (C-Value) statement like:
 Lack of value: “I'm not worthy.”,
 Lack of authenticity: “I'm a fraud,” “I'm fake.”,
 Lack of ability: “I'm no good.”, or do a lack, wants, needs and or the Patterns.
 Cave: For both ways it is necessary to have a very agreeable person, high status and or good rapport unless you want to train for three stage overreactions. This isn't easy for most clients, especially if it involves very shameful emotions, you may want to use more indirect means.
+<blockquote>With IEMT you can ask "When did you decide that?"/"When did you learn that?" If there's a memory you can do the K pattern movement or explore the identity bits of the statement
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 > MOs indicate a situation that does not (at the moment) exist (future orientation).
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 > Verbally expressed MOs may be incongruent to the (more important) nonverbal [[physiological_state_accessing_cues_psacs|Physiological State Accessing Cues (PSACS)]].
-> MOs can lead to correspondent Three Pillar like cycles we can explore.
+> MOs can lead to correspondent Three Pillar like cycles and C-Values we can explore.
 ===== Practical Application in Non Violent Communication =====