What Is Information Overload

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Multiple Choice

What is information overload?

• A)The situation where a computer has more information than is needed or is able to be processed in a meaningful way when a computer program is executed.
• B)The situation where an individual has more information than is needed or is able to be processed in a meaningful way when working through a decision.
• C)The situation where a computer has more information than is needed or is able to be processed when data storage is taking place.
• D)The situation where the amount of information exceeds the storage capacity of the brain of a human being.

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