Neurotyping

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Linear=singular and direct train of thoughts
Lateral=multiple and complex train of thoughts

Lexical=you try to find words for everything and like things to be logical and coherent
Impressionist=you don’t really give that much about definitions, your feelings and experiences can’t accurately be worded out

-Linearity refers to how linear the thoughts in your head are. An extremely linear thinker only has a single train of thought at any given time, and communicates in very straightforward ways;
-While a non-linear or lateral thinker will have multiple trains of thought at any given time and tend to communicate in more jumbled or indirect ways.

-Lexicality refers to how much a person’s understanding depends on the ability to codify ideas using specific language. A lexical thinker will only understand things which they can put into words, refusing to acknowledge understandings which haven’t been codified.
-Non-lexical or impressionistic thinkers on the other hand might understand things, but struggle to put them into words and find other methods of communication preferable.
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Neurotyping Descriptions
https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/842105068265406514/842105193121972224/Neurotyping_Descriptions_.pdf

Diagrams:
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