A person's information processing ability is dictated by his/her cognitive ability and the:
A) urgency of the particular problem.
B) complexity of the information.
C) nature of the environment.
D) quantity of information.

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The complexity of the information affects a person's ability to process it. Highly complex information requires more cognitive effort and may cause cognitive overload, while simple information may be easily processed. Urgency, environment, and quantity of information may also affect processing ability, but they are not as critical as complexity.

A Person's Information Processing Ability Is Dictated by His/her Cognitive