Compare and contrast high and low load environments.
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There are a number of ways to compare one environment to another. One way is to calculate the information rate, that is, the amount of information contained or perceived in the environment per some unit of time. The more information available to process, the greater the information rate. An environment having a high information rate has a high load (e.g., uncertain, complex, novel, dense, crowded), where one with a low information rate has a low load (e.g., certain, redundant, simple, sparse).
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What are the three primary elements of the perception process?
A. selecting, organizing, and interpreting information B. creating, understanding, and selecting information C. creating, interpreting, and organizing information D. selecting, deconstructing, and remembering information