Kinesthetic thinkers
These thinkers have heightened senses of feelings. They have memories based on the feelings they get, either physically or emotionally. Physically, their decision making is affected by physical environmental conditions, textures, intensities, weights, and anything that can evoke the sense of feeling. They do not only want to hear or see that something is soft, rather, they want to touch it and directly feel the softness. They also tend to remember how people or things make them feel internally. Humiliation, anger, joy, and confusion are among the feelings they will remember. Their vocabulary might also include words that imply feelings, such as, How does that feel?, We will get in touch, and Let me grasp the whole idea ...
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