^^Doppio compito. Dual-task. Doppia intenzione - doppia attenzione. Human multitasking.

dual-task paradigm

participant performs two tasks simultaneously

Esempi

1. comprehend two spoken messages at the same time

L'argomento della mia personale conoscenza piu' prossimo e' Doppia attenzione, doppia intenzione.

wp/Human_multitasking

multitask-masters. Strayer and the social psychologist David Sanbomnatsu, asked more than 300 students (University of Utah) to rate their ability to multitask, and then compared those ratings to the students’ actual multitasking performances, they found a strong relationship: an inverse one.

RT = reaction time

Links

1. definizione "dual-task".
   inet/cognitiveatlas, a collaborative knowledge base characterizing the state of current thought in Cognitive Science.
2. wp/Paradigma_del_doppio_compito | Dual-task_paradigm | Human_multitasking
3. wp/Attenzione  | Attention
4. wp/Memoria_di_lavoro | Baddeley's_model_of_working_memory
6. gocognitive.net/interviews/dual-task-interference  Alan Baddeley
   • yt/Individual differences and intelligence
7. yt/Individual Differences (June 2, 2010) Professor Robert Sapolsky gives the final lecture in the Human Biology 160 class.
9. psychology.uiowa.edu/hazelab/dual-task-interference. Performance early and late in practice involve distinct processing strategies. When the two tasks involve similar central codes, interference between concurrently performed operations can occur, leading to persistent decrements in performance.
10. nih Dual-Task Interference: The Effects of Verbal Cognitive Tasks on Upright Postural Stability in Parkinson's Disease
11. nature Neural mechanisms of dual-task interference and cognitive capacity limitation in the prefrontal cortex
12. nih  A comparison of the cell phone driver and the drunk driver.

14. 2007. The net generation are not big users of Web 2.0 technologies: Preliminary findings.

15. wp/Distracted_driving

Multitaskers links

1. brains-of-super-multitaskers-are-different.html
2. gocognitive.net/video/david-strayer-supertaskers
3. multitasking-is-the-death-of-productivity-at-work
   • trying to retain information during a lecture while updating a Facebook status or post is a good example of what is seen in academia. "Ultimately one or both tasks will suffer, because since both tasks require cognitive attention, information in the lecture will be missed or errors will be made".
   • Millennials and younger generations say can handle the infusion of technology because they are "wired differently" than previous generations. "But that's not true"
   • Can We Change?

     Halting the need to multitask can be as tough as breaking any adverse habit, but can be done.

4. The notion that dual-task performance limitations have implications about the "unity of the mind" occurred to people long before the present era of information-processing
   Pashler-Johnston-1998-Attentional-Limitations-in-Dual-task-Performance.pdf