Sequential processing refers to
A) the formation of complex neural networks.
B) consciously processing one aspect of a problem at a time.
C) the brain's ability to automatically regulate basic life-sustaining processes such as breathing.
D) the coordinated brain-wide activity that triggers consciousness.

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Sequential processing refers to consciously processing one aspect of a problem at a time, rather than processing multiple aspects in parallel. This type of processing is often used in tasks that require focused attention and problem-solving.

Sequential Processing Refers to