Systematic thinkers are likely to ___.A) make a plan for solving a problem but explore and abandon alternatives very quicklyB) break a complex problem into smaller components; make a plan before taking action, and search for information to facilitate problem solving in a step-by-step fashionC) broadly and quickly evaluate the problem situation and the possible alternative course of actionD) rely on nonverbal cues and hunches to solve problemsE) deal with many aspects of a problem simultaneously, consider hunches, and jump quickly from one issue to another

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Systematic thinkers are likely to ___.A)  make a plan for solving a problem but explore and abandon alternatives very quicklyB)  break a complex problem into smaller components; make a plan before taking action, and search for information to facilitate problem solving in a step-by-step fashionC)  broadly and quickly evaluate the problem situation and the possible alternative course of actionD)  rely on nonverbal cues and hunches to solve problemsE)  deal with many aspects of a problem simultaneously, consider hunches, and jump quickly from one issue to another

Brian Reyes · Accepted Answer

Final Answer : B, Explanation :  Systematic thinkers tend to break complex problems into smaller components, make a plan before taking action, and search for information to facilitate problem solving in a step-by-step fashion. This approach allows them to be thorough and logical in their problem-solving process.

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