Meaning Chain
L2.1 Explanatory ModelsThe causal sequence from trigger to result
What
The Meaning Chain describes the sequence by which experience becomes result: stimulus → internal processing (physiology, focus, language) → meaning → emotion → behaviour → result. It makes visible that between an event and a person's reaction lies a chain of steps, each of which can be changed.
What for
Shows every link where an intervention can change the whole sequence.
How it's used
The coach uses the chain as a working model to choose the point of intervention. If a client collapses every time their partner criticises them, the coach can intervene at physiology (change the body's response), at focus (what the client attends to in the moment), at language (what they say to themselves), at belief, or directly at meaning ('what else could this mean?'). One changed link changes the whole sequence — which is why very different tools can solve the same problem.
Content
Sequence: stimulus → internal process → meaning → emotion → behaviour → result Every link is a possible intervention point Physiology, focus and language are the earliest, fastest levers Explains why state work, reframing and belief change all reach the same outcome
Source
RMC Manual (Core 100/200) · Module 2
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