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    Appendix 2

    Submodal Behaviors
    (Submodalities)
    CONTENTS

    Visual Mode
    Auditory Mode
    Kinesthetic Mode
    Somatosensory Submodalities for Pain
    Gustatory Mode (Taste)
    Olfactory Mode (Smell)
    Fundamental Mode–Neutral Behaviors for (Visual, Auditory,
    Kinesthetic, Olfactory, Gustatory)

    VISUAL MODE

    1. Remembered/constructed
    2. Movie/still
    3. Whole/part
    4. Detailed/contextual
    5. Content digital or analog
    6. Solid/transparent/vapor
    7. Color intense or muted
    8. Right/left/center
    9. Up/middle/down
    10. Bright/dim/dark
    11. Degree of contrast
    12. Life-size/bigger/smaller
    13. Proportion of image
    14. Proximity
    15. Fast/medium/slow
    16. Specific focus
    17. Self in/out of picture
    18. Frame/panorama

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    19. 3D/2D
    20. Particular color
    21. Viewpoint/angle viewed from
    22. Number of images/pictures
    23. Simultaneous/sequential
    24. Number of picture shifts

    AUDITORY MODE

    1. Remembered or constructed
    2. Associated/disassociated
    3. Self/others
    4. Content
    5. How it’s said
    6. Volume
    7. Voice tonality
    8. Voice quality/timbre
    9. Tempo
    10. Location
    11. Distance or proximity
    12. Sound move around (spatial)
    13. Simultaneous/sequential
    14. Relation of sound to image
    15. Resonance (size/power of sound)
    16. Harmony/dissonance
    17. Rhythm regular/irregular
    18. Cadence (interruptions, groupings)
    19. Pitch high or low
    20. Inflection
    21. Duration

    KINESTHETIC MODE

    1. Associated/disassociated
    2. Internal/external
    3. Simultaneous/sequential
    4. Temperature change
    5. Texture change
    6. Rigid/flexible
    7. Vibration
    8. Pressure
    9. Location of feeling
    10. Tension/relaxation
    11. Movement/direction/speed
    12. Breathing (hot, cold, easy, strained, fast, slow, rhythmic, arrhythmic)

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    13. Weight sensations: heavy or light
    14. Steady/intermittent (throbbing)
    15. Size: large or small, radiate/localized
    16. Shape change (shape of the sensations)
    17. Direction (were feelings coming into body or going out?)
    18. Density
    19. Intensity
    20. Duration

    SOMATOSENSORY SUBMODALITIES FOR PAIN

    1. Tingling
    2. Hot/cold
    3. Muscle tension
    4. Sharp/dull
    5. Pressure
    6. Duration
    7. Intermittent (such as throbbing)
    8. Location

    GUSTATORY MODE (TASTE)

    1. Sweet/sour/bitter/salty
    2. Texture (smooth, chewy, crunchy, slimy)
    3. Strong or mild

    OLFACTORY MODE (SMELL)

    1. Odors pleasant/unpleasant
    2. Strong/faint
    3. Type of odor (perfume, cooking, animal, nature, trash, cleaning, sterile)

    FUNDAMENTAL MODE–NEUTRAL BEHAVIORS FOR (VISUAL,


    AUDITORY, KINESTHETIC, OLFACTORY, GUSTATORY)

    Incorporate
    Replicate
    Cleave
    Recombine
    Transmit*

    * Transmission is the displacement of a pattern-integrity through a substrate, medium, aggregate, or


    coordinate space by way of enfolding, unfolding, rotation, inversion, solition wave (translation), vibration,
    expansion/contraction (spatio-temporally, symmetrically, asymmetrically), or parity (mirror image, inside-
    outing, retrogradation), whereby all information is conserved. Transmission is an isomorphic transformation.

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