1. Information Overload. Which of these statements, if any, are correct?

Select one:

a.Information overload refers to exposure to too much information and related consequences such as cognitive dissonance or mental stress from seeking to assimilate excessive amounts of information from the media, the internet or at work

b.The notion of receiving too much information.

c.To put it simply, it is when we are being faced with more information than we can effectively process.

d.A and B

e.A, B and C

2. In relation to organizational consequences, which of these could be seen as reasons for poor decision-making?

Select one:

a.Information arrives from various sources

b.Volume of information

c.Uncertainty

d.None of these

e.All of these.

3. In relation to organizational symptoms, which of these could be seen as costly for organizations?

Select one:

a.Lost work time or reduced employee efficiency

b.Cost of errors

c.Quality issues

d.Job dissatisfaction leading to burnout and/or undesired turnover

e.None of these

f.All of these.

4. Which of these statements, define the types of information overload?

Select one:

a.Task-related and message-related.

b.Task-related, message-related and media-related

c.Message-related and media-related

5. Which of these statements, define the categories related to the causes of information overload?

Select one:

a.People, technology, the organisation, process / tasks and information attributes.

b.People, technology, process / tasks and information attributes.

c.People, technology, the organisation and information attributes.

d.People, technology and information attributes.