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History of Neuro linguistic programming

Neuro Linguistic Programming

History of Neuro linguistic programming

Neuro Linguistic Programming (NLP) is a system co-founded by John
Grinder and Richard Bandler for bringing about personal development in
any individual by interpreting and translating the human perception,
experience, beliefs and language. It was developed in early 1970s with
the active involvement of Gregory Bateson. Gregory Bateson was a
distinguished anthropologist, linguist, social scientist and a
cyberneticist at the University of California at Santa Cruz between
the periods of 1960s to1970s

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