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Auditory versus Visual Interruptions: A Skeptical Perspective on Auditory Preemption and Suggestions for Advancing Theory

2024-01-24

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<p>Auditory preemption applies to the case where a person is engaged in an ongoing visual task and intermittently is required to engage in an additional discrete task. Some research has suggested that an interruption from an auditory discrete task is more damaging to the ongoing visual task than an equivalent interruption from a visual discrete task—a phenomenon that has been described formally as Auditory Preempt...

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9092f590-18a8-52ee-8b17-f806b6485fec
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10.31234/osf.io/hr89d
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