What Kind of Learner Are You? QUIZ

Have you ever wondered how you learned things differently? This quiz can help determine your preferred learning style. There are 4 types of learning styles: auditory, visual, kinesthetic, and reading and writing.There’s no right or wrong answer and it’s not a test of knowledge. The results are based on what your learning style is, so take it only if you want to know!

Disclaimer: Research on learning styles suggests that, although people do have their preferences, there’s insufficient research to prove that people learn better with their preferred learning style (more on this at the end of the quiz). This quiz is also just for fun, so please don’t take it too seriously or as professional advice.

Writer: Joshua Munoz
Script Editor: Vanessa Tao
Script Manager: Kelly Soong
Voice: Amanda Silvera
Animator: Evelvaii
YouTube Manager: Cindy Cheong

References:
Rogowsky et. al (2013) Matching Learning Style to Instructional Method:

[Moon_The_Magical]

I'm a tie between reading/writing and visual. Also, the animation is amazing! Love all the Minecraft references!

[wren]

ive always been a visual learner and a little bit of a reading/writing learner, and this quiz really hit the nail on the head

[becksetz]

In school they always only listed "Visual, auditory, kinesthetic" . As a writing/reading learner Im glad this video included that type.

[aace]

I always got so stressed when I was asked this question by teachers all the time, because I had no idea how I learnt. But this really really helped and I now feel like I fit into the reading and writing style of learning! (kinda unsurprisingly for me lmao). Thanks, Psych2Go! <3

[Sky_Dragon_OwO]

0:28 - 1: What's your favorite type of book?

a) a book with ample amounts of pictures to set the scene

b) an easy-to-follow audiobook

c) an engrossing novel with descriptive settings

d) I prefer crosswords and drawing books and mostly


0:48 - 2: How do you learn best in school?

a) a slideshow presentation with more visuals than words

b) a seminar with a gripping speaker

c) a traditional classroom setup presenting detailed information

d) a hands-on workshop


1:11 - 3: What's your favorite form of entertainment?

a) watching forms of media like videos and movies

b) listening to new music

c) reading an article on an interesting subject

d) experimenting with new recipes, hiking, or yoga


1:29 - 4: When you study for a test, how do you prepare the day before?

a) I study and memorize the pictures and graphs best

b) i verbally say my notes to retain information

c) i reread my notes to keep them in memory

d) I trace the letters in real life


1:51 - 5: When you hear the word "dog, " what comes to mind?

a) I picture a dog playing around

b) i hear a dog barking

c) I visualize the word "dog" in my head

d) i imagine myself petting the dog


2:11 - 6: How do you learn how something works?

a) I look at pictures and videos on how to do it

b) I listen to instructional videos online or from a nearby expert

c) I read the instructional manual from start to finish

d) I tinker around with the item until I find out how it work


2:32 - 7: What do you enjoy the most?

a) Theories and concepts presented with rich visuals

b) seminars where lots of people speak and share insights

c) reading articles that are interesting to learn

d) practice and activities with hands-on experiment


2:55 - 8: What distracts you the most when studying?

a) seeing people shifting and sudden movement nearby

b) random noises from outside the room

c) an idea in your head irrelevant to your studies

d) wanting to stretch and go for a walk


3:15 - 9: When In a new place, how do you find your way around?

a) I memorize the route based on landmarks I've seen

b) I rely on what pedestrians tell me

c) i immediately try to find a map or directions to scope out the area

d) I try to piece together a map of the areas I find myself in


3:49 - 10: What's your favorite class?

a) Art class

b) Music class

c) Literature class

d) Gym class



I hope this helped 😄

UGH THIS TOOK LIKE 45 MINUTES 😫

[demi_goddex]

this says I'm a reading/writing learner n I think that's actually p accurate, tho I think I'm a bit of all of them lol, but writing n reading is definitely the main part

[Treebucket]

I'm a reading/writing learner which makes so much sense. I always seem to remember stuff better when I read or write it down and I always hated it when we had visuals instead of words because then I understood nothing, same when we had tests where someone was telling us the questions audibly because I had to ask them too many times to repeat what they said to somewhat understand it

[sinistermidget]

I feel like a mix of visual and kinesthetic, but that might also be because physically interacting with something gives me a visual to memorise along with a memory of doing something. Also part of the reason Im really good with wiring diagrams and actually connecting the wires.

[ArtByJUSTSAM]

My test was full of As and Ds and that definitely checks out. I have always learned best visually and hands-on (kinesthetic). I love learning and I make a point of learning a new skill each year.

This was fun!!!

[khalilahd.]

As a pre med student and someone dedicated to learning new languages I like that think of myself as a life long learner and knowing how you learn truly makes it breaks the learning experience. Through trial and error I’ve learned that I’m mainly a visual and audio learner ☺️

[kimberlygonzalez]

I was not even that surprised that I got visual. It makes sense for me because I love to do art and sketching, and if I ever tried to listen to an audio book, five seconds later I'd forget what it said. I just really like looking a vibrant things, and when I added posters to my wall and organized my crafted stuff with merch from games on a shelf, I realized I really enjoyed the artistic look it gave my room.

[The_SaneHatter]

A - 3, B - 2, C - 2, D - 3
I guess I’m just great at learning in general! Nothing is stronger for me than the other, it seems. Although I do prefer listening, discussion, and actually doing over other methods like note taking, memorization, or reading.

[lucye.p]

I’ve never been good with reading comprehension and listening to lectures so the fact that I’m a visual kinesthetic learner definitely makes sense

[totembeaver]

My answers were tied between A and C, and now its even clearer why my favourite form of entertainments are visual novels (and why I learnt a lot of new things from them)

[WaterDragon]

The fact I completely understood the reference images on the first book. Evelvaii really pulled a nostalgic move for a certain community

[malindashumpert]

I'm always been a visual learner because I pick up on things by watching and observing people. Psych2Go, can you please make a video on living in sheltered environments and how it affects a person's life?

[dr.JackieBright]

visual/reading-writing which makes sense to me. I learn everything through watching, reading, and, on occasion, tinkering with something. And I always have. I learned a lot by playing games and reading books. And when I have something to simply listen to, it fades into the background, and I don't absorb the information well without specifically focusing on it.

[-RavenCat-]

My Results - CAACABABAA:
A - 6
B - 2
C - 2
D - 0
I’m a visual learner!! Definitely makes sense with my experience; drawings and graphs help the most when revising :)

[mindoongie]

ive always been a hands on learner due to my learning disabilities. its much easier to understand something/how so and so works/etc when its happening right in your hands because of what you did to it.

[KURH]

A reading and writing learner is definitely me! I always find it hard to remember what someone has taught me through a presentation or speech but whenever I get the chance to read up on something or someone tells me or teaches me something interesting my brain just suddenly wants to remember it all. Because of this I have memorized a lot AND I MEAN A LOT about different subjects that I love. I used to hate math but as I’ve been taught more about it and I’ve read up on how certain problems work I’ve become better at it and actually like it now, though I’m not the best at it of course and I’m still pretty bad at solving equations but I’m getting there. Anyways point is that I can’t learn properly unless my teachers talk to me one on one or I’m able to ask questions and they answer them properly and also give me material to read and study.