Multitasking in media improves cognitive abilities from "summary" of Everything Bad is Good for You by Steven Johnson
In the modern world of media consumption, multitasking has become the norm. We are constantly bombarded with information from various sources, whether it be television, the internet, or social media. Some people argue that this constant juggling of tasks is detrimental to our cognitive abilities, leading to a shorter attention span and decreased ability to focus. However, recent research suggests that multitasking in media actually has the opposite effect - it can improve cognitive abilities.
When we engage in multitasking while consuming media, we are forced to process information from multiple sources simultaneously. This requires our brains to work harder to keep up with the demands of each task, ultimately leading to increased cognitive abilities. Rather than weakening our attention span, multitasking in media can actually strengthen it, as we learn to quickly switch...
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