NLP's Logical Levels of Change: (aka Neurological Levels)

The video tutorial explains Robert Dilts' model of logical levels, which helps understand change and decision-making. It covers different levels: environment, behavior, capabilities, beliefs, values, identity, and spiritual level. Each level influences our actions and decisions. The model is useful in coaching and personal development, allowing individuals to align their responses across levels for better decision-making.

What is the outermost logical level according to Robert Dilts' model?

• Identity

• Beliefs

• Environment

• Capabilities

Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of behaviors?

• They can be reflexive.

• They are always deliberate.

• They include thoughts.

• They are influenced by capabilities.

What do beliefs sometimes impose on us?

• Increased capabilities

• Unlimited potential

• Limiting beliefs

• Enhanced identity

How do values influence our decisions?

• They confuse our decisions.

• They limit our choices.

• They have no impact.

• They drive our choices.

What is the relationship between identity and values?

• Identity is separate from values.

• Identity is influenced by values.

• Identity has no impact on values.

• Identity is the same as values.

What does the spiritual level connect you with?

• Your immediate family

• Your personal goals

• Something bigger than yourself

• Your daily tasks

How does NLP primarily use the logical levels model?

• For historical analysis

• For financial planning

• For change work

• For entertainment