Discover Your NLP Representational System: In-Depth Quiz

Find out which representational system (Visual, Auditory, Kinesthetic, or Auditory Digital) is your primary way of processing information.

Each question below has four options. Choose the option that feels most natural to you. Once you've completed the quiz, use the scoring guide at the end to discover your dominant system.

The Quiz

1. When remembering a past event, you are most likely to:

  • A. See it as a vivid mental image.

  • B. Hear the sounds, voices, or music associated with it.

  • C. Recall how it felt emotionally or physically.

  • D. Think about what you learned or analyse the meaning of the event.

2. When someone gives you directions, you prefer:

  • A. Seeing a map, diagram, or written instructions.

  • B. Hearing the directions explained aloud.

  • C. Walking or driving the route to get a feel for it.

  • D. Step-by-step logical instructions to process mentally.

3. When you make decisions, you rely on:

  • A. Imagining what the outcome will look like.

  • B. Talking it over with someone or hearing your inner voice.

  • C. Trusting your gut feelings or physical sensations.

  • D. Weighing the pros and cons logically.

4. During conversations, you:

  • A. Notice people’s facial expressions and body language.

  • B. Focus on their tone of voice or specific words.

  • C. Pay attention to the emotional energy or "vibe" they’re giving off.

  • D. Process their words by analysing and thinking critically.

5. When learning something new, you prefer:

  • A. Seeing it demonstrated visually.

  • B. Listening to an explanation or discussion.

  • C. Doing it hands-on or experiencing it directly.

  • D. Understanding the step-by-step logic behind it.

6. In your free time, you enjoy:

  • A. Watching movies, looking at art, or taking photos.

  • B. Listening to music, podcasts, or audiobooks.

  • C. Doing physical activities like yoga, gardening, or crafting.

  • D. Reading, solving puzzles, or planning projects.

7. When you’re stressed, you:

  • A. Picture a relaxing place or visualise solutions.

  • B. Call someone to talk or listen to soothing sounds.

  • C. Engage in physical activity like walking or stretching.

  • D. Think things through logically to find a solution.

8. When meeting new people, you:

  • A. Notice their appearance and how they carry themselves.

  • B. Pay attention to how they sound or the words they choose.

  • C. Focus on the energy or vibe you feel around them.

  • D. Think about what they say and analyse their ideas.

Scoring

For each question, assign points based on your answers:

  • A (Visual): 1 point

  • B (Auditory): 2 points

  • C (Kinesthetic): 3 points

  • D (Auditory Digital): 4 points

Add up your total for each letter to see which system scored the highest.

Results

Visual (A)

  • If Visual scored the highest, you primarily process the world through images and mental pictures. You may prefer visual aids, enjoy beautiful surroundings, and express yourself through your appearance or creativity.

Auditory (B)

  • If Auditory scored the highest, you focus on sounds, tones, and spoken words. Conversations, music, and auditory explanations deeply resonate with you.

Kinesthetic (C)

  • If Kinesthetic scored the highest, you process life through feelings and physical sensations. You connect with experiences on an emotional or tactile level and learn best by doing.

Auditory Digital (D)

  • If Auditory Digital scored the highest, you rely on logic, structure, and internal dialogue. You excel at analysing situations, problem-solving, and organising thoughts into a coherent process.

What’s Next?

Understanding your dominant representational system can transform how you learn, communicate, and make decisions. But remember, most people use a combination of systems, and they can shift depending on the situation.

If you’d like to explore how understanding your representational system can empower your life, book a free consultation with me today. Let’s work together to tailor techniques like hypnotherapy and NLP to match your unique way of thinking and processing.

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