The Idea of a "Cognitive Budget" Is Used Several Times

question 55

Multiple Choice

The idea of a "cognitive budget" is used several times in this chapter. Which of the following statements is NOT true of the "cognitive budget"?

• A) One can only perform multiple tasks if the sum of the tasks' demands do not exceed the budget.
• B) The budget can increase through practice.
• C) Tasks may require fewer resources after practice.
• D) The budget contains task-specific and task-general resources.

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