Orientation Program Designers Can Reduce the Problem of Information Overload

question 28

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)all of the above would be effective

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Definitions:

Philip Zimbardo

A psychologist known for conducting the Stanford prison experiment, which explored the effects of perceived power and authority on behavior.

Negative Attitudes

Dislike or adverse feelings towards a particular idea, object, or person.

Social Expectations

The anticipated standards of behavior set by society for individuals to follow, which can influence personal interactions and social behavior.

Social Facilitation

The enhancement of performance in the presence of others, commonly observed in various social contexts.