Which statement about cognitive overload is NOT correct?

Select one:

A. Psychological and sociological studies have shown that in a shared context, use of concise, unconstrained free-text communications is not effective as graphics for coordinating work around a complex task.

B. Attempting to require professionals to encode data, or to enter data in more structured formats, can be fruitful, and is necessary for research or managerial purposes.

C. When the information's relevancy to the primary task is lessened through the structuring of the information, and/or the time spent writing or reading this information increases significantly, the information ends up being less useful for the primary task at hand.

D. Professionals need fast access to data that are relevant to the case at hand.

E. All of the above (all of the answers are correct).