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page 10 of 10 Thinking and Decisions Quick Check 4 of 54 of 5 Items Question What are the paces required for computer and program designs based on literal thinking and abstract thinking (in that order)?(1 point) Responses inner journey pace for abstract thinking, and slow pace for literal thinking inner journey pace for abstract thinking, and slow pace for literal thinking quick pace for literal thinking, and time-consuming pace for abstract thinking quick pace for literal thinking, and time-consuming pace for abstract thinking inner journey pace for abstract thinking, and moral pace for literal thinking inner journey pace for abstract thinking, and moral pace for literal thinking slow pace for literal thinking, and quick pace for abstract thinking slow pace for literal thinking, and quick pace for abstract thinking Skip to navigation
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The correct answer is: **quick pace for literal thinking, and time-consuming pace for abstract thinking.**
In computer and program designs, literal thinking often involves straightforward, direct problem-solving that can be executed quickly, while abstract thinking involves deeper, more complex considerations that take more time and reflection.
In computer and program designs, literal thinking often involves straightforward, direct problem-solving that can be executed quickly, while abstract thinking involves deeper, more complex considerations that take more time and reflection.