A listener is overwhelmed with incoming data and has to decide which data will be processed and remembered. This situation is an example of: Question 14 options:
1) procrastination.
2) self-efficacy.
3) cognitive dissonance.
4) information overload.

Information overload refers to the fact of receiving too much information all at once in such that it exceeds your ability to process it. When there is too much information to process at once and it is already beyond the person's processing capacity it is very likely that the decision made at that moment will be poor or its quality will be impaired.

A listener is overwhelmed with incoming data and has to decide which data will be processed and remembered. This situation is an example of: Question 14 options: 1) procrastination. 2) self-efficacy. 3) cognitive dissonance. 4) information overload.

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A listener is overwhelmed with incoming data and has to decide which data will be processed and remembered. This situation is an example of: Question 14 options:
1) procrastination.
2) self-efficacy.
3) cognitive dissonance.
4) information overload.