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You like to understand patterns and relationships between objects or actions.(A.Linguistic B.Logical C.Interpersonal)
B.Logical
You think in words and like to use language to express complex ideas.(A.Musical B.Spatial C.Linguistic)
C.Linguistic
You make an effort to cultivate good relationships with family, friends and colleagues.(A.Interpersonal B.Intrapersonal C.Musical)
A.Interpersonal
You spend a lot of time thinking about and trying to understand yourself.(A.Naturalistic B.Spatial C.Intrapersonal)
C.Intrapersonal
You like to understand the natural world and the living beings that inhabit it.(A.Kinaesthetic B.Naturalistic C.Logical)
B.Naturalistic
You like to think about philosophical questions such as ‘What is the meaning of life?’.(A.Musical B.Spatial C.Existential)
C.Existential
You tend to think in sounds, and may also think in rhythms and melodies.(A.Music B.Musician C.Musical)
C.Musical
You think well in three dimensions and have a flair for working with objects.(A.Spatial B.Existential C.Environmental)
A.Spatial
You think in movements and like to use your body in skilful and expressive ways.(A.Kinetically B.Kinaesthetic C.Naturalistic)
B.Kinaesthetic
An ability to conceive new and innovative ideas by breaking from established thoughts, theories, rules, and procedures. (A.Creative thinking B.Analythical thinking C.Critical Thinking)
A.Creative Thinking
An ability to separate a whole into its basic parts in order to examine the parts and their relationships.(A.Creative thinking B.Critical thinking C.Analytical thinking)
C.Analytical thinking
An ability to relate seemingly random things with each other and make the connections that others find difficult to see.(A.Abstract thinking B.Concrete thinking)
A.Abstract thinking
A process of combining a finite number of perspectives or ideas to find a single solution.(A.Divergent thinking B.Convergent thinking)
B.Convergent thinking
