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    Exercise Sheets Perceptual Positions Exercise 1

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    The document provides instructions for two perceptual positioning exercises. [1] The first exercise has two people take turns telling a story while the other listens from different perceptual positions - first, second, and third position. [2] The second exercise has three people where one tells an incident, another listens for rapport, and the third listens and takes notes on the representational language used without attention to the story's content. [3] The purpose is to practice different listening positions and become familiar with representational language.

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    Exercise Sheets Perceptual Positions Exercise 1

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    The document provides instructions for two perceptual positioning exercises. [1] The first exercise has two people take turns telling a story while the other listens from different perceptual positions - first, second, and third position. [2] The second exercise has three people where one tells an incident, another listens for rapport, and the third listens and takes notes on the representational language used without attention to the story's content. [3] The purpose is to practice different listening positions and become familiar with representational language.

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    The document provides instructions for two perceptual positioning exercises. [1] The first exercise has two people take turns telling a story while the other listens from different perceptual positions - first, second, and third position. [2] The second exercise has three people where one tells an incident, another listens for rapport, and the third listens and takes notes on the representational language used without attention to the story's content. [3] The purpose is to practice different listening positions and become familiar with representational language.

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    Exercise Sheets Perceptual Positions Exercise 1

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    The document provides instructions for two perceptual positioning exercises. [1] The first exercise has two people take turns telling a story while the other listens from different perceptual positions - first, second, and third position. [2] The second exercise has three people where one tells an incident, another listens for rapport, and the third listens and takes notes on the representational language used without attention to the story's content. [3] The purpose is to practice different listening positions and become familiar with representational language.

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    Exercise Sheets

    Perceptual Positions Exercise 1

    Note: 2nd position is definitely not “If I were you … “ that is first position.

    2 people, A & B
    1. A tell a story about something that happened to you recently. It needs to be a
    story where you felt a lot of emotions of any sort – frustrated, delighted, laughed
    your head off, felt hurt or rejected, any emotion will do. Keep talking for a full six
    minutes.
    2. B begin listening in first position for 2 minutes. Then move to 2nd position and
    really try to ‘be’ A as you listen and get into A’s world completely. Do this for 2
    minutes as well. Then for the last 2 minutes, detach completely, lean back and
    listen from third position evaluating the relationship between you and A and
    thinking about whether or not you are all learning what you are supposed to learn
    from doing this exercise etc..
    3. Take 2 minuets to discuss how this felt and anything else you need to discuss
    relevant to the exercise.

    Getting used to hearing Representational Language VAKOG Exercise 2

    A, B and C

    A - describe a recent incident in which you felt frustrated or it didn’t go like you
    wanted it to or something went wrong and you didn’t know how to fix it or what to
    do about it.

    B – listen carefully, get into rapport and get involved in the story. This is to help A
    relax and forget that C is taking notes.

    C – Listen sharply for ONLY representation language. Do not pay any attention to
    the actual story no matter how interesting it might be. Write down every rep word
    that A says.

    Remember, you are not interested in the actual story. The content is irrelevant.
    Just listen carefully for predicates that indicate V, A or K. All you want is to see
    where your client goes to find the information you have requested.

    Change roles and each have a turn in each position.

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