The ability to send and receive information from many places, including one's workplace, home, car, and airplane seat, can contribute to
A) information overload.
B) the recency syndrome.
C) increase in noise.
D) the halo effect.

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The ability to access information from multiple locations can lead to an overwhelming amount of information, causing information overload.

The Ability to Send and Receive Information from Many Places