The Ability to Send and Receive Information from Many Places

question 7

Multiple Choice

The ability to send and receive information from many places, including one's workplace, home, car, and airplane seat, can contribute to

• A) information overload.
• B) the recency syndrome.
• C) increase in noise.
• D) the halo effect.

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Definitions:

Tautology

A redundant or circular statement in which the conclusion is identical to the premise.

Declarative Statement

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