A common error with visual aids is A. using a large, easy-to-see visual. B. placing the visual where everyone can see it. C. relying too heavily on the visual. D. making the visual too simple.
The answer is C. A visual aid is supposed to assist in the understanding of a text, whether it is oral or written. If the user relies too much on the image, he or she might not fully understand the text, or miss an important part of the message.
