Adding two large numbers together by consciously focusing on and solving each subcomponent of the task in serial order best illustrates

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Sequential processing refers to the conscious and deliberate focus on each component of a task in a specific order. This is the most appropriate way to add two large numbers together, as it involves breaking the task down into smaller, manageable subcomponents that can be solved in a sequential manner. The other options (popout phenomenon, two-track mind, choice blindness) do not relate to the process of adding two large numbers together in a deliberate and conscious manner.

Adding Two Large Numbers Together by Consciously Focusing on and Solving