Systematic thinkers are likely to:
A) broadly and quickly evaluate the problem situation and the possible alternative course of action.
B) make a plan for solving a problem but explore and abandon alternatives very quickly.
C) deal with many aspects of a problem simultaneously, consider hunches and jump quickly from one issue to another.
D) 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 fashion.
E) rely on nonverbal cues and hunches to solve problems.

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Systematic thinkers tend to approach problems in a structured and methodical way, breaking down complex issues into manageable parts, planning their approach, and seeking out necessary information to solve problems step by step. This is in contrast to more intuitive or rapid problem-solving methods that might rely on broader evaluations, quick abandonment of alternatives, or reliance on nonverbal cues and hunches.

Systematic Thinkers Are Likely To