Dictionary of Hypnosis and NLP Terms

Ideomotor Response (Signaling)

Involuntary movement of the part of the body by the subconscious as a result of a suggestion or a question.

Imagination

The ability of the mind to construct or reorganize sensory data from an experience of outer or inner world, real or imagined.

Induction

An act of inducing, causing or producing a state of hypnosis.

Introspection

Self-observation of one's thoughts and feelings.

Kinesthetic

Relating to bodily sensations, including tactile, visceral and feelings.

Lethargic State

An extremely relaxed state in which an individual may display symptoms of slurred speech and inability to move.

Mental Rehearsal

Rehearsing a future event through imagination.

Multiple Personality

A psychological state in which an individual maintains two or more distinct personalities usually without any conscious recognition between them.

Negative Hallucination

Not perceiving something which is present.

NLP

Neuro-Linguistic Programming: study of the structure of subjective human experience.