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| ====== Social Panoramas ====== | ====== Social Panoramas ====== |
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| Social Panoramas[(SocialPanorama>Social Panorama[[https://sociaalpanorama.nl/|sociaalpanorama.nl]])] | Social Panoramas[(SocialPanorama>Social Panorama[[https://sociaalpanorama.nl/|sociaalpanorama.nl]])][( :harvard:Derks2005>> |
| , developed by Lucas Derks, is a tool that helps to analyze and improve human relationships by exploring the spatial characteristics of social imagery. Derks, a social psychologist and researcher, inspired by NLPs understanding of timelines, believes that people exist in space and begin to represent the space around them. | authors : Lucas Derks |
| | title : Social Panoramas: Changing the Unconscious Landscape with NLP and Psychotherapy |
| | publisher : Crown House Publishing |
| | published : 2005 |
| | isbn : 1904424031 |
| | url : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:BookSources/1904424031 |
| | )], developed by Lucas Derks, is a tool that helps to analyze and improve human relationships by exploring the spatial characteristics of social imagery. Derks, a social psychologist and researcher, inspired by NLPs understanding of timelines, believes that people exist in space and begin to represent the space around them. |
| This representation of physical space in the mind is called "mental space," which is like a three-dimensional unconscious landscape or unconscious blackboard on which the cognitive map of reality is drawn. | This representation of physical space in the mind is called "mental space," which is like a three-dimensional unconscious landscape or unconscious blackboard on which the cognitive map of reality is drawn. |
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| According to Derks, a person's model of the social world is constructed from generalizations about where they believe they are situated relative to others in physical space. The way an individual positions themselves in regard to others in mental space governs the better part of social behavior and is the foundation of the social side of personality. Social Panoramas offers a way to change these unconscious landscapes and improve relationships by exploring and changing the mental space that governs social behavior. | <WRAP 30% RIGHT> |
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| ==== The spatial structure ==== | According to Derks, a person's model of the social world is constructed from generalizations about where they believe they are situated relative to others in physical space. The way an individual positions themselves in regard to others in mental space governs the better part of social behavior and is the foundation of the social side of personality. Social Panoramas offers a way to change these unconscious landscapes and improve relationships by exploring and changing the mental space that governs social behavior. |
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| In any relationship, two aspects are at play - how one perceives themselves and how others are perceived. The unique aspect of the approach is understanding the spatial structure of one's self-concept. | |
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| The model differentiates between real people and the mental representations of individuals, referred to as "personifications". The goal is to modify these personifications, which form an individual's model of social reality. | ==== The spatial structure ==== |
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| | In any relationship, two aspects are at play, how one perceives themselves and how others are perceived. The unique aspect of the approach is understanding this spatial structure of one's self-concept. For this the model differentiates between real people and the mental representations of individuals, referred to as "personifications" with the goal to modify these personifications and thus to form the individual's model of social reality. |
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| Spatial language use describes relationships. George Lakoff and Mark Johnson's work, "Metaphors We Live By" and "Philosophy in the Flesh", suggest that these expressions are metaphoric and result from our bodily experiences, e.g.: | Spatial language use describes relationships. George Lakoff and Mark Johnson's work, "Metaphors We Live By" and "Philosophy in the Flesh", suggest that these expressions are metaphoric and result from our bodily experiences, e.g.: |
| - The other person appears dominant or authoritative when they are higher, closer, broader, and/or lighter than the self-image. | - The other person appears dominant or authoritative when they are higher, closer, broader, and/or lighter than the self-image. |
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| Lukas Derks work uses these basics to reference and transfer personified resources, explore and remedy psychosomatic responses caused by a personification, explore traits via the family panorama, apporach religious issues the spiritual panorama and generaly explore the self awareness of the client. | Lukas Derks work uses these basics to reference and transfer personified resources, explore and remedy psychosomatic responses caused by a personification, explore traits via the family panorama, approach religious issues the spiritual panorama and generally explore the self awareness of the client. |
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| Derks has written seven books on psychology, many of wh ich explore the theory and application of Social Panoramas in greater detail. | Derks has written seven books on psychology, many of wh ich explore the theory and application of Social Panoramas in greater detail. |
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| ====== Lucas A. C. Derks ====== | ====== Lucas A. C. Derks ====== |
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| Lucas A. C. Derks[(Lucas_Derks>Lucas Derks[[https://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lucas_Derks|Wikipedia]])] is a social psychologist, researcher, and trainer contributed to the field of psychotherapy, conflict coaching, and management through his innovative work with the Social Panorama model. Born in the Netherlands, Lucas originally studied art and psychology, teaching drawing and painting at De Werkschuit in Utrecht in the 1970s. However, his interest in psychology continued to grow, leading him to pursue a masters degree in social psychology and pragmatism. It was during this time that he became familiar with the work of Bandler and Grinder, and he later trained at the New York Training Institute for NLP and the Institute for Eclectic Psychology in Nijmegen, Holland. | Lucas A. C. Derks[(Lucas_Derks>Lucas Derks[[https://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lucas_Derks|Wikipedia]])] is a social psychologist, researcher, and trainer contributed to the field of psychotherapy, conflict coaching, and management through his innovative work with the Social Panorama model. Born in the Netherlands, Lucas originally studied art and psychology, teaching drawing and painting at De Werkschuit in Utrecht in the 1970s. However, his interest in psychology continued to grow, leading him to pursue a masters degree in social psychology and pragmatism. It was during this time that he became familiar with the work of Bandler and Grinder, and he later trained at the New York Training Institute for NLP and the Institute for Eclectic Psychology in Nijmegen, Holland. |
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| During the 1990s developed the "social panorama model", a powerful tool for analyzing and improving human relations. This approach combines principles from NLP and social psychology to help individuals and groups understand how their internal representations of themselves and others influence their behaviors and interactions. | During the 1990s developed the "social panorama model", a powerful tool for analyzing and improving human relations. This approach combines principles from NLP and social psychology to help individuals and groups understand how their internal representations of themselves and others influence their behaviors and interactions. |
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| Lucas has written seven books on psychology and continues to train and work with psychotherapists, mediators, conflict coaches, managers, and dentists to help them apply the principles of the Social Panorama model to their practices. | Lucas has written several books[(SOMSP>Society for Mental Space Psychology - Books[[https://shopsomsp.com/product-category/books/|Book Shop SOMSP]])] on psychology and continues to train and work with psychotherapists, mediators, conflict coaches, managers, and dentists to help them apply the principles of the Social Panorama model to their practices. |
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