Which of the following is not an example of message overload?
A) including too many graphs and charts during a presentation
B) two coworkers talking during a meeting
C) Two different supervisors talking to an employee at the same time
D) reading an e-mail while taking a phone call

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Two coworkers talking during a meeting is not an example of message overload since it is a natural form of communication during a meeting. The other options all involve an excessive amount of information being conveyed at once, leading to potential confusion or difficulty in processing the information.

Which of the Following Is Not an Example of Message