This is one of the many tools that along with other clues can be helpful. As with anything it is important to establish a baseline, some people can be reversed; while other do not show this at all. This is highly debated in academia, and there are studies on both sides of the validity of it. From personal experience I can tell you there are people that it most definitely works with, and others where I do not use eye movement as an indicator.
The funny thing is I do not look for it, but when I'm talking with someone where it works, it is like my subconscious mind tells me watch the direction of their eyes.
Also, it doesn't have to be their eyes, I have seen their head move in the direction matching clue areas.
Thursday, May 21, 2009
Eye Direction Clues
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Labels: Eye Movement, NLP
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Interesting . . . which fields of research and which researchers have a difference of opinions and why?
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