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NLP'ers ask the question, "If another person can have fun playing with their pet spider, |
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then what can we learn about them that we could teach the phobic person, so that they can play with spiders too?" (Or something like that). |
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The spider-lover would most likely have an image representing spiders that was proportionally correct and at a reasonable distance and possibly other factors not worth getting into right now. Knowing the difference, |
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the NLP'er can use one of many techniques to help the phobic person relearn their reaction to spiders so that it is similar in nature to the spider-lover's (Hopefully less of the lover part). |
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