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Question 1 :
Are all picture thinkers dyslexic?
Answer :
Some people who are not dyslexic also have the skill and ability
to think in pictures. Not all picture thinking is accompanied
by disorientation of the senses and perceptions. However,
what causes dyslexia symptoms are the confusions that result
from a lack of pictures for certain symbols and words. The
confusion triggers disorientation. Thus, picture thinkers
are more likely to be confused by words, numbers or other
symbols, and they are more likely to experience disorientation
and dyslexia symptoms.
Most dyslexics primarily think in pictures, and a have hard
time thinking with words. So when reading, a dyslexic person
needs to be able to picture the meaning of the words in order
to understand them.
A non-dyslexic person is capable of simply seeing the letters
of the words or hearing the sound of the word in it, even
if they have no picture in mind.
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