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-	"'''Information overload'''" is a term popularized by [[Alvin Toffler]] in his bestselling 1970 book ''[[Future Shock]]''. It refers to the difficulty a person can have understanding an issue and making decisions that can be caused by the presence of too much information.	+	{{R from move}}
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-	== Related terms ==	+
-	* [[Cognitive dissonance]]	+
-	* [[Continuous Partial Attention]]	+
-	* [[Internet addiction]]	+
-	* [[Learning curve]]	+
-	* [[Memory]]	+
-	* [[Mind-expanding]]	+
-	* [[Human multitasking|Multi-tasking]]	+
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-	== See also ==	+
-	*[[Accelerando (novel)|Accelerando]], a 2005 [[science fiction]] novel about information overload and [[accelerating change]]	+
-	*[[Glass cockpit]]	+
-	*[[Information explosion]]	+
-	*[[Overchoice]]	+
-	*[[Attention management]]	+
-	*[[Attention economy]]	+
-	*[[Lexicographic information cost]]	+
-	*[[Stress management]]	+
-	*[[Time management]]	+
-	*[[Information pollution]]	+
-	*[[Analysis paralysis]]	+
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