grendel wrote:
Koldune wrote:
I disagree with the "thinking in pictures" part. I can think equally readily in pictures and words, but I prefer words. My thought processes tend to be conversations with myself. (I've never understood why the average person considers talking to oneself odd. For me, it's as natural as breathing.) Visualization in a meditation technique that I use quite often, but it's a conscious effort.
I think I treat words as pictures in my mind. I do like writing and reading and I visualize the words in my mind. This is also how I spell, by seeing the word and writing it down the same way. I have much, much more difficulty with spoken words. I can express myself very well in writing, usually, but sometimes barely at all in speech especially on the spur of the moment or if it's an uncomfortable situation... it's very frustrating. I do also talk to myself and rehearse what I have to say frequently, in preparation for the speaking-word breakdowns, but I don't think it conflicts with a visual thinking style

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My thoughts are usually auditory, something like hearing my own voice when I'm not speaking. I am
not an auditory learner at all, though. I don't generally absorb anything very well until I read it or see it happening. I think I gave up trying to rehearse conversations some time ago—casual conversations, anyway. They never work out the way I think they will. If the conversation has a goal, however, that I will rehearse for, especially if I need to convince someone of something.
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