If you express your personal feelings directly, you usually think in images. But it depends on how you express your ideas. Abstract thinking is a process in which people use concepts, judgments, reasoning and other forms of thinking in cognitive activities to indirectly and generally reflect objective reality. It belongs to the stage of rational cognition. Abstract thinking reflects the essence of things and the far-reaching process of the development of the objective world with scientific abstract concepts, so that people can obtain knowledge far beyond the direct perception of the senses through cognitive activities.
The concept of image is always associated with feeling and experience, that is, thinking in images in philosophy. Logical thinking, another philosophical concept corresponding to thinking in images, refers to the general cognitive process, in which rational cognition is more than feeling or experience. The so-called thinking in images mainly refers to people's choice of things in the process of understanding the world, and it is a thinking method that only needs to use intuitive images to solve problems.