Orientation Program Designers Can Reduce the Problem of Information Overload

question 11

Multiple Choice

Orientation program designers can reduce the problem of information overload by:

• A) conducting the program in phases over time
• B) including only essential information in the initial phase
• C) following up with newcomers to assure understanding
• D) providing written materials
• E) all of the above would be effective

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Definitions:

Cohesiveness

The degree to which members of a group or team feel attracted to the group and motivated to remain a part of it.

Productivity

The efficiency at which individuals or systems produce goods or complete tasks.

Free Riding

A situation in which individual members of a group benefit from the efforts of others without contributing themselves.

Equity

A principle based on fairness, where individuals expect to receive rewards proportional to their contributions.