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Hace 4 días · Association with Autistic Traits: Higher autism spectrum quotient scores among those with aphantasia suggest an intricate link with autistic traits. However, the relationship between autism, known for its “thinking in pictures” trait in some cases, and imagery vividness remains complex and multifaceted.
Hace 4 días · Do you think in pictures or in words? Maybe you think in both, or neither. Here I discuss two thought format variations: anendoaphasia and aphantasia.
Hace 4 días · Exactly what unsymbolized thinking is like is difficult to describe, and as a result, difficult to study. But Nedergaard and Lupyan speculate that it may “correspond to a genuinely different form of experience in which people entertain more abstract conceptual representations that are less accessible to people with higher levels of inner speech and imagery” (page 15).
Hace 5 días · They think in pictures and learn best from visual displays, slide shows, posters, clips and other visual tools. Sometimes, simple things like writing an outline of your grammar lesson on the board will also satisfy your visual learners’ desire to take notes and capture everything in their own creative and vivid manners.
Hace 5 días · However, in a recent article, Munro and Strohminger (2021) argue that, in some cases of imagistic imagining, our intentions do not determine what we are imagining. They offer examples where, intuitively, a person intends to imagine one thing but, due to the causal source of the image used, imagine another.
Hace 5 días · This section focuses on picture writing prompts that challenge students to think critically and creatively. From historical events to futuristic cities, these prompts are designed to foster deeper thinking and help students make connections between their writing and the world around them. 1. Historical Events.
Hace 3 días · The 8 Multiple Intelligences Explained. 1. Visual-Spatial. Spatial intelligence is that ability to think in three dimensions. It involves being good at seeing how objects fit in a physical space, as well as mental imagery and manipulation. For example, people with spatial intelligence are good at puzzles and seeing how pieces fit together.
