visualism
Visualism is a term that describes a preference for or reliance on visual information. Individuals who are strong visualists tend to learn best through seeing, often using diagrams, charts, pictures, and demonstrations to understand concepts. This can extend to communication, where visualists might prefer written instructions over verbal ones, or use gestures and visual aids when explaining something to others. The concept is related to but distinct from learning styles, which categorize how people absorb information. Visualism focuses specifically on the modality of sight as the primary channel for processing information.
While not a formal psychological diagnosis, the idea of visualism is frequently discussed in educational and