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The Temporal Profile of Dual-task Interference in the Human Brain

2023-11-08

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Due to the brain’s limited cognitive capacity, simultaneous execution of multiple tasks can lead to performance impairments, mainly when the tasks occur closely in time. This limitation is known as dual-task interference. We aimed to investigate the time course of this phenomenon in the brain, utilizing a combination of EEG, multivariate pattern analysis (MVPA), and drift-diffusion modeling (DDM). Here, participan...

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74a9ec1d-3795-5d38-9440-b6dac110c800
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10.1101/2023.11.06.565914
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