Which of the following is NOT a primary component of the NLP communication model?

The core components of the NLP communication model encompass the relationship between external stimuli and internal responses. This model generally includes elements such as external events, which represent the stimuli or experiences that occur in the environment; emotional responses, which are the feelings generated as a result of how we perceive these events; and feedback, which is the process of assessing and adjusting communication based on the reactions and responses of others.

Intestinal perception, however, is not a recognized component within this framework. The term itself does not align with the established ideas in NLP, where perception typically refers to sensory inputs and the internal processing of those inputs, rather than any notion of "intestinal" or physiological responses. Therefore, the correctness of this answer lies in understanding that it does not fit within the established elements of the NLP communication model as recognized in the field.