As compared to System I thinking, System II thinking is __________.

A) faster but less accurate
B) faster and more accurate
C) slower and less accurate
D) slower but more accurate

System I

A term often used to describe fast, automatic, intuitive forms of thinking, as opposed to slower, more rational deliberation.

System II

A term used in cognitive psychology to refer to the analytical, effortful, and slower mode of thinking, as opposed to the fast, automatic, intuitive thinking of System I.