I'm showing Grogan the instructor for unmasking hidden facial expressions and

by language for law enforcement. One thing I want to go over with you is what's

called neural linguistic programming also known as NLP.LP. The reason I want to bring it up is because I bring it up

in a lot of courses I do and there's a lot of cops out there that aren't aware of

what it is and you can make your own decision

because it is very controversial. In the 1970s these two psychologists developed

neurolinguistic programming and there's three modalities to it you have your visual your audio and

your kinesthetic now there's a lot to it embedded commands such as if I

said to you during a class I I just started talking, I gave an example of

some and I said follow me as if I'm asking but I'm actually giving you a command to

follow me and you can go online and Google NLP embedded commands and there's all sorts of things that pop up.

On top of that, some interview interrogation courses will talk about if you look up one way,

you're constructing, you look up another way, you're remembering, if you look back towards your ears

you're remembering something audio or constructing something that you've heard

it's very controversial you make your own decision about it but I want you to be aware of what it is.

So get on the Google Machine, put in neurolinguistic programming NOP and look into it for yourself.