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Network Neuroscience of Human Multitasking: Local Features Matter

2025-05-02

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The neural basis of multitasking costs is subject to continuing debate. Cognitive theories assume that overlap of task representations may lead to between-task crosstalk in concurrent task processing and thus requires cognitive control. Recent research suggests that modality-based crosstalk contributes to multitasking costs, involving central overlap of modality-specific representations. Consistently increased cos...

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b550681a-8722-548c-869d-2848ba9396be
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10.1101/2025.04.30.651494
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