1. Herrmann Brain DOMINANCE Instrument(HBDI)
What is Whole Brain Thinking ?
Yasser Alghamdi, Abdulrahman Alsuhaymi, Khalid Algarni

2. Introduction
The Herrmann Brain Dominance Instrument (HBDI) is a system to measure and describe thinking preferences in people, developed by William "Ned" Herrmann ( ).

3. Analytical Thinking (Blue quadrant)
Logical
Analytical
Fact based
Quantitative

4. Analytical Thinking (Blue quadrant)
Preferred activities 
collecting data
Analysis
understanding how things work
judging ideas based on facts
criteria and logical reasoning

5. Practical Thinking (Green Quadrant)
Organized
Sequential
Planned
Detailed .

6. Practical Thinking (Green Quadrant)
Preferred activities 
following directions
detail oriented work
step-by-step problem solving
organization and implementation

7. Relational Thinking (Red Quadrant)
Interpersonal
Feeling based
Kinesthetic
Emotional

8. Relational Thinking (Red Quadrant)
Preferred activities 
listening to and expressing ideas
looking for personal meaning
sensory input
group interaction.

9. Experimental Thinking (Yellow Quadrant)
Holistic
Intuitive
Integrating
Synthesising

10. Experimental Thinking (Yellow Quadrant)
Preferred activities
Looking at the big picture
taking initiative
challenging assumptions
visuals
metaphoric thinking
creative problem solving
long term thinking.

12. Conclusion
People think and behave differently from one another, understanding who we are and how we think can help us more to understand ourselves

13. The end
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