still
grounded
calm
enduring
adaptable
objective
receptive
practical
efficient
systematic thinking
interest in how things work
practicality
translation of ideas into actuality
efficiency
concreteness in planning, producing, packaging
factual communication
task orientation
cooperation
continuity
nature and the natural
systematic
dialogue
interative with tasks
taking in much detail, in considerable detail
internal processing
hands-on experience (kinesthetic)
conduct long-term stratigic planning
create detailed diagrams and models
translate plans into actuality
ensure practicality
link past, present, and future patterns
undertake detailed practical work
take into account the whole-- work with whole systems
put systems in place to ensure efficient functioning
solve problems
delegate tasks easily after initial plans have been structured
need freedom to set own schedule
process much information-- may need time to reach decisions
may need help with personlized communication and "people issues"
serve others' needs
accepting
calm
reliable
objective
communication largely related to practicalities
may need help expressing feelings and connecting personally
accumulation of data and memories in the body, which can lead to physical ailments. (Ulcers, migranes, etc.)
insufficnet time to process data and make responses
insufficent time alone, especially in nature, to reconnect with natural internal rhythm
unremitting immersion in fast mental rhythm
emotion-laden communication
regarding
movements are gentle, slow, soft
often used to describe functions
relativelt still
movements small and slow
often in the sagittal plane (forward/back)
posture conveys a sense of relaxation and groundedness
little change of facial expression
The Physical-Mental behavioral style makes up 10% of the Western population. It is the most of all the Physically Centered Principle.