Modeling
Modeling is a way to learn quickly, observing others who have already achieved the results that we live and we want to obtain and present.
The modeling is at the heart of NLP and NLP same without it would not hesitate.
Modeling means to copy, copy the structure, attitudes, thoughts, beliefs, questions, the physiology of who has what others want to achieve. You can model a sport, a job performance, an emotional state (from fear to safety, insecurity, self-esteem).
Modeling is not a theory nor is the search for truth, is to copy this model that can be useful. Children are excellent "modelers", learn to grow, to emulate ... and also learn to emulate what is not useful, as the limiting beliefs of adult neighbors, because children are not able to break down.
The modeling is related to the assumption that if someone can no valid reason why it can not do it myself.
Taking a cue from a person who does it better than we do something, we can pick and choose what model to model only the useful beliefs about the performance, or phrases, thoughts, or actions. The person to be something which we shape need not be perfect, loving and available. As adults we have the ability to split and choose what to emulate.
We can also model without necessarily doing an interview to "molded", we can observe is observed from a distance, or ask questions and to extrapolate their attitudes and beliefs from their answers.
The people express their beliefs through their words.
In medicine, it is useful to model. Suffice it to say that sometimes it is not only useful dissecting the disease but more often it is useful to emulate (modeling) people (in a holistic perspective) that they have solved the health problem that can afflict anyone at the moment. Think of the serious problem of cancer. The work continued to be localized by the doctor, but nothing prevents the patient to shape the beliefs, attitudes, mood and thoughts of those who are healed and believed to make it.
See also assumptions , beliefs
