The working memory costs of a central attentional bottleneck in multitasking
Abstract
When two (or more) tasks, each requiring a rapid response, are performed at the same time then serial processing may occur at certain processing stages, such as the response selection. There is accumulating evidence that such serial processing involves additional control processes, such as inhibition, switching, and scheduling (termed the active scheduling account). The present study tested whether the existence of serial processing in...
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Title
The working memory costs of a central attentional bottleneck in multitasking
Published Date
Nov 9, 2021
Journal
Volume
86
Issue
6
Pages
1774 - 1791
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