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Positive intention
| Глоссарий терминов NLP (Natural Language Processing) |
The positive, helpful motivation behind a behaviour. nlp believes that even the most harmful behaviours have, or once had, some positive intention.
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Intent, английский
Intent, испанский
The purpose to use a particular means to bring about a certain result
Intent lock, английский
A lock that is placed on one level of a resource hierarchy to protect shared or exclusive locks on lower-level resources.
Intent share, английский
A lock that is placed on one level of a resource hierarchy to protect shared or exclusive locks on lower-level resources.
Intent to defaud, испанский
To have in mind a purpose to cheat or trick someone. for example, purposely writing a bad check
Intent to use basis, английский
Legal basis you can use to file a trademark application if you haven`t started using your trademark in commerce but have a bona fide intention to do so. your trademark cannot actually be registered until you show that you’ve started using it in commerce and file the proper teas form. this filing basis is also called section 1(b).
Intentar, португальский
Intentare, латинский
Intentare, 1, латинский
Intente, латинский
Intentio, латинский
(лат. — напряжение, намерение, направленность; интенция, intentio recta — "прямое определение" понятия или предмета, представляющегося внешним по отношению к гносеологической связи (в то время как intentio obliqua, "косвенное определение", — внутренним). оба вида (лат. — modi) этого определения называют соответственно modus rectus и modus obliquus. h. гартман (в работе "zur grundlegung der ontologie", 1941, s. 49) называет intentio recta естественной точкой зрения на мир, имеющей склонность к онтологии, т. к. она не начинает с рефлексии (как intentio obliqua), не изменяет естественного направления познания, часто следует ему и непосредственно продолжает его дальше; ср. установка.
Intentio [onis, f], латинский
Intention, английский
- A plan to do something
- N псхл. намерение; интен- ция1 communicative ~ коммуникативное намерение intentionality n интенциональность
- Международные правила предупреждения столкновений судов в море, мппсс
Intention to proceed, английский
Намерение продолжать работу
Intention tremor, английский
A trembling of the hands seen when people suffering from particular brain diseases make voluntary movements to try to touch something
Intentional, английский
Intentional bankruptcy, английский
Intentional error, английский
Преднамеренная ошибка; умышленная ошибка
Intentional failure, английский
Умышленное повреждение
Intentional foul, английский
A deliberate foul used to give you a strategic advantage
Intentional leaching, английский
Организованная промывка почв
Motivation, английский
- N мотивация
- The explanation for why a certain action was chosen, e.g., ambition, curiosity, incentive, power.
- The willingness to expend effort in doing something.
- Inspiration for action
- Inspiration for action reasons or influences that lead to specific desired behavior such as commitment to a job or continuing efforts to achieve a goal
- This can have two different meanings. it can be something that inspires an action, or it can be the way to describe the driving factor for those who consistently dedicate their energies to self-improvement.
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Presuppositions, английский
- Nlp is loosely based on a number of presuppositions, statements about the world and about human psychology. however the term is a bad one, as they are not logically necessary for nlp, which is what ‘presupposition’ actually means! it helps if you believe most of the ‘presuppositions’, and if you don’t believe any of them, nlp is not for you. our list of key presuppositions is given in the introduction to how to coach with nlp.
- Information assumed, but not overtly stated, to be present in order for a statement to be understood. (nlp presuppositions are a set of beliefs that can be very effective when coaching a client – e.g. that there is a positive intention behind every behaviour.)
Positive by-products, английский
Hidden benefits of an apparently harmful behaviour. for example smokers get pleasure from being part of a ‘club’, a ‘persecuted minority’.
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