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Assignment - Meta Model

This document contains a list of sentences with meta model patterns identified for each one. For each sentence, it lists the meta model patterns found and provides questions to ask to get more referential information. The goal is to identify vague, generalized or incomplete meanings and get specific, well-defined referents in language.

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Assignment - Meta Model

This document contains a list of sentences with meta model patterns identified for each one. For each sentence, it lists the meta model patterns found and provides questions to ask to get more referential information. The goal is to identify vague, generalized or incomplete meanings and get specific, well-defined referents in language.

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Meta Model- NLP- JUNE 2022

Each of the following sentences contains one or more meta model

patterns. For each sentence:

- Identify all the meta model patterns (violations)


- Write the most appropriate question (response) to ask for each
pattern

1. He learned quickly.
- Ly adverb
- What did he learn quickly? How much time duration is quickly?
- Simple deletion
- Who learnt?
- What did he learn?

2. I tried that.
- lack of referential index
- Tried what
- try is negative connotation. +What did you actually do to try?

3. Anita saw that she could find out.


- Possibility
- Lack of referential index. +What did Anita actually see to
conclude possibility?
- Who is she?
- Simple deletion- incomplete information

+Find out what?

4. I always get the wrong end of the stick.


- Universal quantifier
- How do know it is always
- Was there any time +when you were at the right end of the stick?
- What is the right end of the stick
- What makes you think you get to the wrong
- Was there any instance when you were right
- Value judgement

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5. Each time he comes, I feel left out.
- Universal quantifier
+how many times it has been so far. How often you have felt left out
in those times.
- Lack of referential index
- Was there any time you felt not left out
- Cause -effect
- What is meant by left out?
+what is the connection between him coming and you feeling left
out.
- Vague verb

6. Everybody is going punk these days.


- Universal quantifier- every
- Value judgement
- How do we know everybody is…
+who all are included in every body?
- What is meant by these days
- Simple deletion- these days
- Who is everybody
-

7. Any time you are here, I feel good.


- Cause – effect
- Universal quantifier
+is it any time of the day or it means as many times?
- Who is you?
- What makes you feel good?
-

8. That is important.
- Lack of referential index- that
- What is that?
- Simple deletion- no complete information
- Value judgement
- What makes you think it is important
+important for what and for whom?

9. I always found salsa enjoyable.

- Universal quantifier
- Enjoyable- unspecified or vague verb
- What exactly is enjoyable
- Was there any time you did not find salsa enjoyable
- What do you mean by salsa
+ What of salsa is enjoyable?

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10. Women look better in dresses.
- Simple deletion
- Comparative deletion
- Women look better than what?
- Value judgement
+vague: Which women?

11. My resentment stopped me from having a good understanding.


- Lack of referential index
- Resentment of what?
- Good understanding of what?
+Resentment towards what?
+understanding of what?
+how do you know that it's your resentment that stopped you❓
+what is good understanding?

12. I regret my decision.


- Lack of referential index
- Which decision?

13. I was annoyed by the confrontation.


- Lack of referential index
- Annoyed by what?
- What confrontation
- With whom
+ What makes you say it was a confrontation?

14. Your willingness to take this test is a demonstration of your belief in


commitments.
- Lack of referential index
- Willingness to take – which test
- Which belief
- Commitment of what?
+how is willingness demonstrated?
+What's the connection between the willingness and the commitments?

15. When you see it, take it.


- Lack of referential index
- See what?
- Take what?

16. It’s sick to feel sad about nothing.

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- Value judgement
- Simple deletion
- Lack of referential index
- How can one feel sad about nothing
- Vague or unspecified verb
- Nothing does not specify anything

17. You should not stay out so late.


- You -lack of referential index
- Model operator of necessities
- Comparative deletion
- Late as compared to what
- What would happen if you stay out late?
- Late means how late?
- Who says it is bad to stay out?
- How do you know it is late?
+what is bad in it?

18. If he loved me, he would have known what I wanted.


- Lack of referential index-I/ he
- Complex equivalence
- Love- unspecified
- How would know he loved you
- Model operator of possibility – would
- What I wanted- vague
- Simple deletion
- Possibility – not confirmed- so no mind read

19. Entrepreneurs are brilliant.


- Value judgement
- Lack of referential index-
- which entrepreneurs
- Brilliant means what?
- How do you know brilliant
- Unspecified vague verb
- Simple deletions- entrepreneur

20. People who can’t write shouldn’t do it at all.


- Value judgement
- Lack of referential index- people/it
- Whom do you refer to as people?
- Should not do what?
- Model operator of impossibility/ cant
- Model operator of possibility / should

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- Universal quantifier/people
- All- is not individual
- should- model operator of necessity
- What would happen if they did?

21. Obviously he will have to resign.


- He -lack of referential index
- Who is he?
- compulsion
- Resign from what
- Ly adverbs
- Have- model operator of necessity
- What would happen if he does not resign?

22. It is necessary to answer the question on this test.


- Lack of referential index- it does not specify
- Which question
- Which test
-
- Simple deletion
-
- Necessary-Model operator of necessity
- What would happen if you did not answer?

23. I have a bad memory.


- Value judgement
- Comparative deletion- bad in comparison to what
- Lack of referential index
- How do know you have a bad memory
- Simple deletion
- Comparative deletion
- Universal quantifier- check
- Do you know any instance where you had a good memory?
- Are there any instance where you had a good memory
- Have- Model operator of necessity
- What would happen if you did have one?
-

24. We must make a change around here.


- Must- Model operator of necessity
- What would happen if you do not make a change?
- We- lack of referential index
- Who must make a change?
- Make- vague verb

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- Change-what kind of change
- Around here- where?

25. I can’t talk to him because he is angry with me.


- Lack of referential index
- Cant talk to whom?
- Cause-effect
- How do you know he is angry?
- What makes you think he is angry?
+how is your not talking related to his being angry?

26. You aren’t sad.


- Lack of referential index
- Who are you referring to as- you?
+Value judgement: what makes you conclude about other being sad?

27. Bala is feeling insecure about his name these days.


- Lack of referential index
- Which days?
+value judgement:insecure
How do you l what Bala is feeling? And that the feeling is insecurity?
+What name?

28. He believes in me.


- Lack of referential index
- Who is he?
+Value judgement: believes
How do know about his belief?

29. He doesn’t talk to me after work because he’s too tired.


- Lack of referential index
- Who is he?
- Simple deletion
- How do you know he is tired?
+cause & effect: because
What is the connection between not talking and tired?
+What work?

30. She makes me angry.


- Lack of referential index
- Who is she?
+What does she do that angers you❓
+What happens to you when you are angry?

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31. Our relationship is going downhill.
- Lack of referential index
- relationship with whom?
- Simple deletion
- How do you know it is going down hill?
+ What is downhill?

32. He causes me so much pain.


- Lack of referential index
- Who is he?
- Simple deletion
+How do you know he is the cause?
+What exactly does he do that cause you pain?
+How much is so much? Compared to what?

33. I’m upset because you’re late.


- Lack of referential index
- Who is you?
+What is late?

34. If you are going to cry, I’m leaving.


- Lack of referential index
- Who is you?
- Cause -effect
+how do you know that you are going to cry?

35. He is always trying to get at me.


- Lack of referential index
- Who is you?
+What does he do to try?
+In what way does he get at you❓

36. You must not make a mistake.


- Lack of referential index
- Who is you?
- Must- model operator of necessity
- What would happen if you committed a mistake?
+Mistake in what?
+How to know that it's a mistake?

37. It was her friendly smile that made me walk over and say hi.
- Lack of referential index

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- Who is she?
+What makes the smile friendly?
+How is her smile connected to your walking over?
+Walk over towards what?
+Say hi to whom?

38. He’s always yelling at me. He hates me


- Lack of referential index
- Who is he?
- How do you know he hates you
- Were there any other occasion when he was yelling and he did
not display emotion of hate?
- Complex equivalence
- How does yelling be equated to hating?
- Are there times, when he yelled but not hated?

39. Smiling means you like me.


- Lack of referential index
- Who is you?
- Mind read- positive / negative
+Smiling at whom? For what?

40. He always hangs around. He’s lazy.


- Lack of referential index
- Who is he?
- Complex equivalence
- How is his hanging around linked to laziness?
+how do you know he is hanging around?
+what is always? How often is always?

41. That tone of voice lets me know that you care.


- Lack of referential index
- Who is you?
- mind read
- it is a positive quality- so no chunking down

42. I just couldn’t refuse that.

- Lack of referential index


- What is that?
- couldn’t – perceived consequence
- What will happen if you refuse
+ What does couldn't mean?

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43. You ought to listen to me when I talk to you.

- Lack of referential index


- Who is you?
- Ought to- model operator of necessity
- What would happen, if you did not listen?
- How are you certain that he would not listen to you?

44. I have a lot of fear.


- Have- model operator of necessity
- Value judgement:fear
- How do you know you have lot of fear?
+how much is lot?

45. You are doing that only to annoy me.


- Lack of referential index
- Who is you?
+How do know that it's only to annoy?
+doing what?
How is doing by me related to your annoyance?

46. The news made me upset.


- Which news?
+How are the two related h news and upset?

47. His voice irritates me.


- Lack of referential index
- Who is he?
- What is the basis?
- Cause- effect
- How does his voice cause you to be irritated?

48. His presence makes me uncomfortable.


- Lack of referential index
- Who is he?
+how does his presence make you uncomfortable?
+What about his presence is discomforting for you?

49. I am frightened of failure.

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- Value judgment
+failure in what?
+have you failed and not feel frightened?
+what is failure for you?
-

50. She is always late, she doesn’t care.


- Lack of referential index
- Who is you?
+who is she?
+How many times is always?
+late in comparison to?
+how do you know she doesn't care?
+how is care seen?

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