[b]It Is Literally Impossible For Our Brain To Multi-task
Multi-tasking is something we've long been encouraged to practice,but it turns out that multi-tasking is actually impossible.
When we think we are multi-tasking,we're actually context-switching.That is,we're quickly switching back-and-forth between different tasks,rather than doing them at the same time
The book Brain Rules explains how detrimental 'multi-tasking can be.
Research show your error rate goes up to 50 percent and takes you twice as long as to do things
The problem with multi-tasking is that we are splitting our brain resources.We are giving less attention to each task,and probably performing worse in all of them
When the brain tries to do two things at once,it divides and conquers,delicating one-half of or gray matter to each task.When our brain handles a single task,the prefrontal cortex plays a big part, here's how it helps us to achieve a goal or complex task.
The Anterior part of the brain region forms the goal or intention
-For example, ''i want that cookie
-and the posterior prefrontal cortex talks to the rest of th brain so that your hand reaches towards that cookie jar and the mind knows whether you have the cookie
A study in Paris found that when a scoundrel task was required,The brains of the study volunteers splits up,with each hemisphere alone on a task. The brain was over loaded by the second task and couldn't perform at full capacity, because it needed to split its resources.
When a third task was added,the volunteers results plummeted
The triple task juggle consistently forgot one of their task. They re also times as many error as they did while dual-tasking[/b]
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