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Attentional control and engagement with digital technology
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AbstractMultiple demands comprise the efficiency of attentional control. There is abundant evidence that when an individual attempts two or more attentionally demanding activities at the same time, the allocation of attention to the tasks is limited and performance suffers as a result. Yet, recent technological innovations require many individuals to manage multiple digital technologies simultaneously or to switch attentional control between tasks. The ability to multitask with various digital technologies involves dividing attention, switching between tasks, and keeping track of multiple strands of information in working memory.
Title: Attentional control and engagement with digital technology
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AbstractMultiple demands comprise the efficiency of attentional control.
There is abundant evidence that when an individual attempts two or more attentionally demanding activities at the same time, the allocation of attention to the tasks is limited and performance suffers as a result.
Yet, recent technological innovations require many individuals to manage multiple digital technologies simultaneously or to switch attentional control between tasks.
The ability to multitask with various digital technologies involves dividing attention, switching between tasks, and keeping track of multiple strands of information in working memory.
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