Oral communication:

A) should be used when one is trying to communicate an explanation as well as an emotion.
B) is the most effective method for communicating precise or complex information.
C) often results in people arriving at the exchange more prepared than if they were communicating in writing.
D) activities tend to eliminate "information overload" among participants.

Information Overload

A state of having too much information to process, often leading to difficulty in decision-making and increased stress.

Oral Communication

The exchange of information or ideas through spoken words, as opposed to written or non-verbal communication.

Precise Information

Data or details that are exact, accurate, and clearly expressed, leaving little to no room for ambiguity or doubt.