According to Gass & Seiter, NLP Relies Too Much on

question 324

Multiple Choice

According to Gass & Seiter, NLP relies too much on

• A) cause-effect inferences rather than sign reasoning
• B) visual cues and not enough on auditory cues
• C) controlled laboratory studies at the expense of real-life studies
• D) anecdotal evidence rather than controlled studies

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Double Bind

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