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    The purpose of this project is to see how well people can remember the details of two or more tasks that they completed at the same time. My problem statement is how does multitasking effect memory. I was curious on this topic because I always hear my teachers say that multitasking is impossible and that the human brain can only focus on one thing at a time. So I decided to test that to see if they are actually correct. For my experiment, I will get a large group of people and then divide them…

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    dictionary describes multitasking as “the ability to do several things at the same time.” People multitask in order to complete work more quickly than they originally would have. After all, who wouldn’t want to finish their chores in half the time? When it comes to school, students nearly always welcome opportunities to finish early. Multitasking becomes an appealing strategy when faced with multiple homework assignments, extracurricular activities, and social gatherings. However, multitasking,…

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    a multitasker. What is multitasking? When I hear the word multitasking I think about how we ourselves do something by adding one or more things into a task. A good example is of us teenagers listening to music while doing homework or the example of the car accident above. Today we are going to talk about what is multitasking, how it affects us, what are the advantages and disadvantages, studies about multitasking, how and when we use it. The definition of multitasking is ‘to work at several…

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    it discusses many different things and brings up a lot of interesting points. The article starts off detailing how most youth believe that multitasking boosts your productivity, when in reality there is no boost and it actually takes longer to get things done while multitasking. The article then goes on to say It’s not only at home that kids are multitasking, they are also doing it in the classrooms shown by reports by teachers seeing an increasing rate of cell phones and other electronic…

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    think to get as many customers and accounts as possible, and as quick as possible but if they do not posses the materials and manpower to get the job done they will be out of business before the first job is completed. In the article The Myth of Multitasking Christine Rosen quotes a letter by Lord Chesterfield offering this advice to his son: “There is time enough for everything in the course of the day, if you do but one thing at once, but there is not time enough in the year, if you will do…

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    articles. I have learned that I may not be so good at multitasking as other people maybe. This is mostly right because everybody is different. I am not completely awful at multitasking but I don’t do so well trying to do two or more things at once. I would say that I am a lot better at just focusing on just one thing. It is hard enough trying to remember one thing so you can imagine how hard it is for me to do two or more things. Multitasking makes you forget what you are like trying to do. Once…

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    moved to your long term web for keeps. This happens because your brain can only hold so much short memory for so much time. The memory can’t be moved while you are learning or gaining new information. Multitasking’s effect on the brain is major. Multitasking is not when your brain is working with two things at once, it is when your brain switches gears and goes from one subject to the next. This causes you to not pay as much attention in class; which causes your grades to go down, which causes…

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    increasingly become a requirement in order to finish work on time. We have come to understand this ability as “multitasking”. However, researchers have discovered the evidence of multitasking to indicate that it is a rather inefficient and impairing bond to cognitive functioning. In a 2009 study, Stanford researcher Clifford Nass and his colleagues put the question to the test- does multitasking benefit or hinder cognitive performance? They began the experiment by establishing two groups:…

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    Multitasking: a skill or a myth Multitasking is one of the most valued skills in today 's society. What if I told you multitasking is not only impossible, but attempting to do so is harmful to your brains cognitive function both now and in the future. Before I can explain to you how attempting to multitasking damages your cognitive function I will first need to explain a little about how the brain works. According to Summer Allen whenever someone is faced with a task completing t requires some…

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    (2011) aims to look at the consequences of high school students’ multitasking on study behaviours. The author will be able to describe what is going on with students with who are multitasking and possible solution to this nuisance by looking at different psychological research especially cognitive psychology in addition to neuroscience. This article presents and analyzes different studies that all have the same conclusion, media multitasking has a bad influence on learning. The negative effects…

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