Whenever I see re-runs of the science fiction show, Star Trek, I see Spock, the first officer of the Starship Enterprise, as the most obvious thinker type. Spock had very high logic, definitely was detail-oriented, did not suffer fools lightly, was systematic and thought before he acted. Not at all like Captain Kirk, the director type, who would jump in to any situation boldly, emotions flaring. That's the director quadrant, like a director on a movie set. The director is a person who is a take charge type, they measure things by outcomes, they like to get things done and they don't like to waste time doing a lot of talking as they do it.
Directors move quickly and decisively.
If you chose both an A or a B and a 3 or a 4, then you're in the upper left corner of our grid. That's called the relater quadrant. The relater pattern or behavioral style is the style that relates most to connecting with other people. The relater is the kind of person who tends to be soft spoken, which comes from their indirectness. You get on an elevator with a socializer, and even if you're total strangers, they'll still have something to say to you as they strike up a conversation with everyone else on the elevator.