Phil, a corporate controller, was preparing a comprehensive presentation of his firm's financial statements for the board of directors. He suspected some members of the board would experience information overload. Which of the following countermeasures could Phil employ most effectively to reduce information overload for his audience?

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Using graphs and visual aids can effectively convey complex financial information in a clear and concise manner, reducing the likelihood of information overload for the board of directors. Choice A (creating small tasks) and choice B (improving personal time management skills) are not relevant to reducing information overload in this context, and choice C (defining decision rules) may not be as effective as visual aids in simplifying complex financial information.

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