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kinesthetic
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This is due to the kinesthetic nature of the interactive experience.
This would degrade the proprioceptive sense, but not the kinesthetic sense.
It also reflects kinesthetic proprioception, the body as felt in motion.
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Common mistakes of kinesthetic pronunciation
- Stress placement: Many people incorrectly stress the second syllable, saying "kin-ˈes-thetic". The correct stress is on the third syllable: "kin-ˌes-ˈthe-tic". Tip: Remember to emphasize "the" for proper pronunciation.
- Vowel sound confusion: Some may pronounce "kinesthetic" with a short "i" as in "kit", leading to "ˈkɪn-ɪ-ˌsθɛt-ɪk". The correct pronunciation has a long "i": "ˈkɪn-ə-ˌsθɛt-ɪk". Tip: Focus on elongating the "i" sound.
- Mispronouncing "th": A common mistake is mispronouncing "th" as "t", resulting in "kin-es-ˈtet-ik". The correct sound is the voiced "th" as in "this": "kin-ˌes-ˈθɛt-ɪk". Tip: Place your tongue between your teeth for the "th" sound.
- Overemphasizing the last syllable: Some speakers stress the final syllable too much, saying "kinesthetic-ˈtic". The correct stress pattern is balanced: "kin-ˌes-ˈthe-tic". Tip: Practice saying the word slowly to maintain even stress across syllables.
- Dropping syllables: Some may shorten the word to "kines-ˈtic", omitting the middle syllable. The full pronunciation is important: "kin-ˌes-ˈthe-tic". Tip: Break the word into parts to ensure all syllables are pronounced.