The phrase "auditory person" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who primarily learns or processes information through auditory means, such as listening.
Example: "As an auditory person, I find it easier to understand complex concepts when I listen to lectures rather than reading textbooks."
Alternatives: "auditory learner" or "auditory individual".
Everyone, Cabot emphasized, is predominantly a visual person, an auditory person or a "feelings" person.
If you're an auditory person, music can be an effective tool in reducing muscle tension and calming your mind.
An auditory person best communicates using "sound words" such as "hear, state, talk, and speak".
If you are an auditory person, then you should tape all the lectures and listen to them later.
A conversation with an auditory person can be improved by using terms that resonate with their hearing sense, such as "Sounds familiar", "Let me tell you how"., and "That had me tongue-tied and I heard her message clear as a bell".
She expressed grandiose and paranoid delusions, 3rd person auditory hallucinations and visual hallucinations of large wild cats.
As secondary analyses we also examined associations specifically with third person auditory hallucinations and 'first rank' delusions (delusions of control or delusions of thought broadcast, insertion or control).
Associations of third person auditory hallucinations, first-rank delusions and narrowly defined psychosis-like symptoms with birth measures were in the same direction, but slightly weaker than those with the definite psychosis-like symptoms outcome.
In deaf persons, auditory areas are at work during the processing of visual and somatosensory data, while in blind persons, the visual areas of the brain are active during the processing of somatosensory information, which relates to touch.
Gait training with progressive external auditory cueing in persons with Parkinson's disease.
For people with schizophrenia, avatars that embody a person's auditory hallucinations also show promise.
