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Based on Gregory Bateson's studies of systems and schizophrenia, and his observation that "in the processes of learning, change, and communication there were natural hierarchies of classification", the function of each level being "to organize the information on the level below it, and the rules for changing something on one level were different from those for changing a lower level", [Dilts] Robert Dilts has identified different levels of brain processing, which he calls neurological levels.

The basic levels he has been studying and working with are: environment, behavior, capabilities, beliefs and values, and identity. Environment refers to the external context in which our behavior takes place. Behavior refers to our physical actions and reactions through which we interact with our environment. Capabilities are our mental maps and cognitive strategies which allow us to behave as we do. Beliefs refer to "generalization about a [causal, meaning, or boundary] relationship between experiences, [Dilts]." Identity is our sense of who we are, which, in turn, "organizes our beliefs, capabilities, and behaviors into a single system." For this system to exist and function properly, the neurological levels must be aligned. This notion will be explained in detail in this paper. Does the system not work properly, then reasons must be found in the environment, the behavior, the capabilities, the beliefs, or at the level of the identity of the whole system.

Obviously the concept of neurological levels is based on FP elements. However, besides having proven to be of extreme utility in helping people "align themselves", there is increasing empirical evidence that these different levels actually correspond to different levels of neurological commitment: Identity correlates with the immune system and endocrine system, beliefs with the autonomic nervous system, capabilities with the cortical system (semiconscious actions) , behaviors with the motor system (conscious actions) , and environment with the peripheral nervous system, sensations and reflex reactions.

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