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Visual reasoning, likewise called visual or spatial learning or picture thinking, is the peculiarity of reasoning through visual processing. Visual reasoning has been portrayed as seeing words as a progression of pictures. It is normal in roughly 60-65% of the general population. "Genuine picture scholars", the people who utilize visual reasoning nearly to the rejection of different perspectives, make up a more modest level of the populace. Research by kid advancement scholar Linda Kreger Silverman recommends that under 30% of the populace emphatically utilizes visual/spatial reasoning, another 45% purposes both visual/spatial endlessly thinking as words, and 25% thinks only in words.