The perception of information overload in psychology delves into the subjective experience of individuals when faced with an overwhelming amount of information. How information overload is perceived varies among individuals and can be influenced by factors such as personality traits, cognitive abilities, and personal circumstances. Some may perceive it as a source of stress and cognitive burden, feeling overwhelmed by the sheer volume of information. Others may view it as an opportunity for exploration and knowledge acquisition, embracing the abundance of information available. Understanding the subjective perception of information overload provides valuable insights into the diverse ways individuals navigate and cope with cognitive overwhelm in the digital age.