| Abstract: | Neurolinguistic Programming (NLP) theory suggests that each person has a preference for one of the three primary senses: visual, auditory, or kinesthetic. This preference is referred to in NLP as a primary representational system (PRS). It is necessary for a client's primary representational system (PRS) preference to be identified correctly if NLP is to be used as a therapeutic modality. Research on identifying PRS preference has been inconsistent. Three methods for identifying PRS were considered in this study. |
