Sensation thinkers differ from intuitive thinkers as intuitive thinkers:
A) are insightful and prefer broad and global issues.
B) are comfortable with abstraction and unstructured situations.
C) like hard facts, clear goals, certainty, and situations of high control.
D) tend to emphasize the impersonal rather than the personal and take a realistic approach to problem solving.
E) are open communicators and sensitive to feelings and values.

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Intuitive thinkers are comfortable with abstraction and unstructured situations while sensation thinkers prefer hard facts, clear goals, certainty, and situations of high control.

Sensation Thinkers Differ from Intuitive Thinkers as Intuitive Thinkers