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From: ganetauk
Date: Tue Oct 22, 2002 2:24am
Subject: [Derren Brown] Re: Yet more handhake interruption stuff
Desmond Morris Books:
Rather than list a whole number of books...I would suggest starting
with two...
1 The Human Animal (for a good overview)
or...
2 Peoplewatching (older version was called - Manwatching....same book)
From there you'll be able to explore the areas you find most
interesting yourself. If you can only get one...I think you'll
find 'peoplewatching' most useful.
Regards terry
www.metacesabgu.fsnet.co.uk
--- In a previous message Philip Collins wrote:
>
>
> What in your opinion is the best 'Desmond Morris' to read?
> Ta
> >From: ganetauk
> >Reply-To:
> >To:
> >Subject: [Derren Brown] Re: Yet more handhake interruption stuff
> >Date: Mon, 21 Oct 2002 03:32:14 -0000
> >
> >"was the girl only hypnotised at the very point when Derren
> >interrupted her handshake pattern, or was this simply the most
> >obvious of a series subtle hypno-techniques?"
> >
> >I have been creating various models based on derren brown's
> >techniques.
> >
> >Answering your question based on my mental map and modelling...
> >
> >Picks right subject...notice how she responds more than other girls
> >there. Installs FIRST HAND SHAKE....most people miss this...set up
> >shake.
> >
> >he develops deep levels of rapport...via pacing...then uses
> >second 'induction handshake'...and continues pacing....and also at
> >this point uses more leading...
> >
> >(leading is also used to check rapport...if they follow rapport is
> >there. - Clue...Headnobs etc- this is working as a double-bind
> >gesture...its doing two things. Testing and installing 'yes'
> >response).
> >
> >The suggestions are in the form of embedded commands and tonal
> >markings. (Including use of voice tempo) "am i inside or outside?"
> >speeds up on "outside" and so on. Classic Erickson techniques.
> >
> >If you listen (and watch for head movements...ie. a number of
slight
> >movements to the right, marking out the embedded commands etc - her
> >left ear picks these up slightly more. Left ear connects to right
> >side brain etc. Complex and detailed stuff really), you might
notice
> >the building up of rapport and suggestion.
> >
> >All the DB techniques are 'framed' with rapport.
> >
> >There are many more patterns. The patterns can be sorted into
> >linguistic, mental and behavioural. Read Desmond Morris! lol
> >
> >Regards terry
> >
> >
> >--- In a previous message vlaca_malacca
wrote:
> > > Hi all,
> > >
> > > I'm new to this group, but have been interested in Derren's
> >abilities
> > > since I first saw him a few years ago (on TV, I've not had the
> > > pleasure of seeing him perform in 3D!).
> > >
> > > I'm intrigued by the idea of pattern-breaking & NLP techniques
used
> > > to make the "victim" more "malleable" [sorry for the unfortunate
> > > terms, but they're the best desciptions I can come up with right
> > > now].
> > >
> > > In MC 2, Derren does his photo-description trick on a young lady
> > > who's just sat through an opera. I noticed that Derren used the
> > > handshake interruption quite dramatically at one point, and the
> >girl
> > > was instantly hypnotised/semi-hypnotised. My question is, was
the
> > > girl only hypnotised at the very point when Derren interrupted
her
> > > handshake pattern, or was this simply the most obvious of a
series
> > > subtle hypno-techniques?
> > >
> > > I suppose what I'm really asking is whether or not you can use
the
> > > HSI on its own to hypnotise someone.
> > >
> > > Cheers!
> > >
> > > Tim
> >
>
>
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