Information overload seems a very interesting topic to know more about.

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If you would let me suggest a few things in your case study, maybe it might come handy for you in your thesis.

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I would suggest that, before doing any case study/asking questions to someone, you can elaborate what Information overload is!

In which parts and how does it affect an average person in his daily life.

And what will happen if we ignore it?

The motive of this information should be to make the participant think about information overload in a more profound way and how it is wasting his/her time, so that, participants will be more willing to answer your questions and find out how they can reduce the time they spend on redundant information in their lives.

This will benefit both of you, you by getting your answers and the participants, by eliminating redundant information they feed daily to themselves.

The second thing I would recommend to you is to watch a few case study videos.

Your questions looked somewhat complicated, maybe that's because I don't have that much information about the topic as you do.

Still, I believe that they can be made simpler in a way that participants feel easier to answer them.

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Then the whole process will look interesting, useful and beneficiary for everyone.

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ALL THE BEST FOR YOUR PROJECT

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