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Study Claims Women Multitask TV/Internet Twice as Much as Men [Concentration]
The study leaves a lot of questions lingering, of course, like what kind of "internet use" is being done. Whether surfing channels while surfing the web is benign background tasking or destructive switchtasking depends on the person, and the data being handled. It is intriguing, though, to look down the road and wonder whether multitasking will remain a young person's game, or become a fact of grown-up life.
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