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Wake Forest psychology professor: Multitasking divides focus, slows you down

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"When people switch between tasks, that almost always has some kind of behavioral cost; they’re slower, less accurate," Wake Forest Professor Anthony Sali says.

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Wake Forest psychology professor: Multitasking divides focus, slows you down

"When people switch between tasks, that almost always has some kind of behavioral cost; they’re slower, less accurate," Wake Forest Professor Anthony Sali says.

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