Talk:Perceptual control theory

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[edit] Psychotherapy and MOL

Should the information now under "Psychotherapy" be put instead in the separate Wikipedia article on the Method of Levels (with a link from here to there)? --Gary

I don't think so. PCT Psychotherapy is a more general concept than the Method of Levels. It is possible that a person in therapy will change in more ways than resolving conflicts. For example, a person may learn to perceive differently, want differently, feel differently, and act differently. Changes can take place anywhere in the control loop. --David

This article look like a commercial. Major editing required. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 83.130.10.63 (talk) 00:24, 25 March 2008 (UTC)