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Interruptions and multi-tasking: Moving the research agenda in new directions

机译:中断和多任务处理:将研究议​​程推向新的方向

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When the media-savvy US psychiatrist Edward Hallowell first asked people to imagine how they would perform on a tennis court with two, three or even more balls in play, it seemed obvious that, no matter how talented or fit, everyone would be hard pressed to keep up, let alone execute any precision shots. Dr Hallowell's book, CrazyBusy, went a long way towards raising popular awareness of something that many people felt intuitively. That is, that multi-tasking-and the associated interruptions that demand we either switch between competing tasks or load one task on top of another, say by talking on the phone while responding to emails-really was contributing to feeling frantic.
机译:当精通媒体的美国精神病医生爱德华·哈洛韦尔(Edward Hallowell)首次要求人们想象一下在打两个,三个甚至更多球时在网球场上的表现如何时,似乎很明显,无论多么有才华或身材,每个人都很难受要保持同步,更不用说执行任何精确的拍摄了。 Hallowell博士的书《 CrazyBusy》在提高人们对许多人的直觉感受方面的认识方面大有帮助。也就是说,多任务处理以及相关的中断要求我们要么在竞争任务之间切换,要么将另一个任务加载到另一个任务上(例如通过在回复电子邮件时在电话上交谈),确实使人们感到疯狂。

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