The Term Cognitive Overload Can Best Be Described As

question 48

Multiple Choice

The term cognitive overload can best be described as:

• A) using too many learning strategies to study one subject.
• B) building too many connections between the neurons in the brain.
• C) the point at which trying to learn more information becomes detrimental to learning.
• D) the brain's ability to learn throughout a person's life.

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Definitions:

Training

Training refers to the process of teaching or developing in oneself or others, any skills and knowledge that relate to specific useful competencies.

External Locus

A psychological concept referring to individuals who believe that external forces and situations influence their life outcomes.

Internal Locus

A belief that one has control over their own life and outcomes rather than external forces.

Weak Internal

Referring to the lack of strength, structure, or robust processes within an organization's internal framework, affecting its effectiveness and efficiency.