Tests to help choose the innate abilities that have the better chances for long term success.

January 23, 2024 podcast, General Questions

The person with chronic pain has some innate abilities but would like to know how you might test them to help determine which ones may be best for long term use.

The person with chronic pain has some innate abilities but would like to know how you might test them to help determine which ones may be best for long term use.

My name is Eugene Irvin.
Let’s presume a case where the person has the following abilities.
1:
Visually imagining colours with eyes closed. These are blue, red and black.
2:
Visually imagining objects with eyes closed moving away until they become very small but don’t disappear.
3:
Being able to slow respiration by breathing diaphragmatically.

They do not know which abilities might be the best candidates for successful long term use with the person’s chronic pain management.

The question is:
Is there a simple list of different types of testing that would help with rating an innate abilities chances for successful long term use?

Yes. There is a link to 7 different TYPES OF TESTING. This is just my list. Every person could generate their own list.
In the link there is a contents list and if you want more detail on the items it will be in the link.
One may just choose one type of testing or more than one of the 7 types of testing. There is no right or wrong way of looking at this.

These types of testing can be applied to people’s abilities for long term use with other issues apart from chronic pain.

This entire project is about taking something which may sound good, and then trying to take it apart with constructive criticism. Your thoughts and especially extra inputs are appreciated.

There is a link to my list of innate abilities. Innate abilities and resources here are synonymous. This is only my list.

Thank you

TYPES OF TESTING

What TYPES OF TESTING can we do to determine if an innate ability may be okay for long term use?

This is just my list. Everyone could generate a list with differences.

The word `Resource’ is synonymous with`innate ability.’

Contents.

1: Increase the stress levels when testing with a therapist in the clinic.

2: Use a range of distractions to mimic real life in the clinic and determine how the resource is affected.

3: Use a range of challenges: direct and indirect to mimic real life in the clinic and determine how the resource is affected.

4: Test with a therapist in a public environment. In the clinic some weaknesses with the resource may not be apparent to the therapist.

5: How much of a resource’s testing can be repeated by the client without the therapist being present?

6: Testing the resource in untried situations/ scenarios/ environments without the therapist being present?

7: Real world testing of the resource.

The following are in no fixed order.

1: Increase the stress levels when testing with a therapist in the clinic.

Use anxiety/stress-provoking situations – real or imaginary
Use crisis situations-real or imaginary
A multitude of different ways that stressful situations can be designed. It depends upon things such as the person’s imaginal skills, the person’s level of rapport-trust with the therapist as to how much stress can be structured in, a person’s ability to achieve negative emotions and so on.