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Using all the senses
Of course, as I said at the beginning of this chapter, people use all
their senses. For example, a person with a preference for visual
processing may access their thoughts visually and then quickly
move into kinaesthetic mode. We call this V-K processing.
Similarly, a person with a preference for auditory processing
may listen intently and then move into kinaesthetic mode and
tell you how they feel about something. The purpose here is
not to find a label for people but to learn to use what we call
sensory acuity to monitor a person’s processing from moment
to moment. ...