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Graves’ theory of motivators is a typology of important criteria (values). In MindSonar® profiling, we use them to facilitate the comparison of values with other values.
Benchmarks are the standards by which we judge things around us. For example, when you meet a new person, you can use “honesty” as a yardstick against which to judge them.
Values are very important criteria. For example, “sincerity” can be a value when you meet a new person. If you don’t think a person is very happy, you don’t need to worry about that. But if you think it’s unfair, you might think twice about doing anything about it.
They can also be called patterns of thinking, ways of thinking, elements of mindsets or cognitive-perceptual preferences.
Metaprogrammes are patterns of thinking measured by MindSonar®. They can be seen in the way people speak and also in their non-verbal expressions.
Metaprogrammes are an important part of a person’s mindset, as their mind-set determines their behaviour and emotions.
Metaprogrammes are found within the science of neuro-linguistic programming, which is a model for studying and transforming personal experiences.