Frequent Media Multitaskers, Who Are Accustomed to Continuously Shifting Their

question 25

Multiple Choice

Frequent media multitaskers, who are accustomed to continuously shifting their attention between tasks,

• A) experience greater activity in the hippocampus, which plays a vital role in explicit memory.
• B) experience no difficulty applying their learning to new problems.
• C) have a harder time filtering out irrelevant stimuli when they are not multitasking.
• D) have an easier time ignoring irrelevant stimuli when they are not multitasking.

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Discipline Principle

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