The Backward Crosstalk Effect Does Not Depend on the Degree of a Preceding Response Conflict.
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DOI: 10.1027/1618-3169/a000498
Abstract: A common observation in dual tasking is a performance decrement in one or both tasks compared with single tasking. Besides, more specific interference occurs depending on certain characteristics of the two tasks. In particular, even… read more here.
Keywords: crosstalk effect; conflict; backward crosstalk; response ... See more keywords
EXPRESS: Temporal Aspects of Two Types of Backward Crosstalk in Dual-Tasks: An Analysis of Continuous Mouse-Tracking Data.
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DOI: 10.1177/17470218221135603
Abstract: A common explanation for processing limitations in dual-tasking is the existence of a bottleneck during response selection, meaning that the selection of responses can only occur serially for different tasks. However, a large body of… read more here.
Keywords: express temporal; mouse tracking; two types; task ... See more keywords