Lines of Development in the Upper Right Quadrant

How should I physically do this?

What can I do?

How do I perceive and relate to space and time?

The Kinesthetic Line of intelligence deals with the physical body and movement. It pertains to the ability to use one's body in highly differentiated and skilled ways, for expressive as well as goal-directed purposes. This includes physical activities such as sports, dance, acting, and performing or making things physically.

The Volitional Line of intelligence is about willpower, decision-making, and the ability to make things happen. It involves understanding what one can do in a given situation and how to utilize one's skills and abilities to achieve a desired outcome. This form of intelligence is often associated with leadership and management roles.

The Space-Time Line of intelligence refers to the ability to perceive and conceptualize the physical world in terms of space and time. It involves understanding spatial relationships and the passage of time, as well as the ability to visualize and mentally manipulate objects. This form of intelligence is crucial in fields such as physics, architecture, and navigation.

Howard Gardner's Theory of Multiple Intelligences, Jean Piaget's Theory of Cognitive Development

Daniel Goleman's Emotional Intelligence, Carl Jung's Psychological Types

Albert Einstein's Theory of Relativity, Isaac Newton's Laws of Motion