NLP: Wikipedia links

1 General description
2 Concepts and methods
2.1 Internal 'maps' of the world
2.2 Modeling
2.3 Meta model
2.4 Milton model
2.5 Representational systems
2.6 Aphorisms
2.7 Techniques
3 History and development
3.1 1970s: Founding and early development
3.2 1980s: New developments and scientific assessment
3.3 1990s: Controversy, division, and marketing
3.4 2000s: Legal settlement and government regulation
4 Reception
4.1 Psychological research and reviews
4.1.1 Sharpley's review of evidence for preferred representational systems
4.1.2 Other reviews of evidence for preferred representational systems
4.1.3 Wider critiques from psychologists
4.1.4 Ongoing research
4.2 Mental health practice
4.3 Human resources
4.4 Commercialization, manipulation and persuasion
4.5 Popular culture and media
5 Classifying NLP
5.1 Science and pseudoscience
5.2 Humanistic Psychology
5.3 Technology
5.4 Religiosity and spirituality
6 See also
7 Notes and references
8 Further reading
9 External links
9.1 Associations
9.2 Research
9.3 Skeptics