Multiple processing limitations underlie multitasking costs
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Summary
An individual-difference approach was adopted to reveal the limitations underlying multitasking costs measured in different paradigms, and males and females excelled in different aspects of multitasking, demonstrating the benefit of using a multifaceted view of multitasks competency in group comparison.
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- article
- Published
- 2018-06-28
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- 10
- References
- 74
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Keywords
Human multitasking, Task switching, Task (project management), Control reconfiguration, Set (abstract data type)
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