The Level of Information Overload Is a Function Of

question 18

Multiple Choice

The level of information overload is a function of:

• A)the sender's use of jargon and the receiver's perceptual biases.
• B)the receiver's information-processing capacity and the actual information load received.
• C)the sender's ability to filter out negative information and the receiver's ability to get that information from other sources.
• D)the percentage of noise in the communication network that the receiver understands.
• E)the amount of information actually sent as a percentage of total organizational knowledgE.

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Definitions:

Pharynx

A muscular tube at the back of the throat which connects the mouth to the esophagus and serves as a pathway for food and air.

Amphibian Respiration

The process by which amphibians exchange gases with their environment, utilizing skin, gills, and lungs at different life stages.

Skin And Lungs

Primary organs in animals for protective barrier and gas exchange, respectively; skin acts as a shield against environmental hazards while lungs facilitate oxygen intake and carbon dioxide expulsion.

Alveolar Walls

Thin layers of tissue that form the structure of alveoli, the tiny air sacs in the lungs where gas exchange between the air and blood takes place.