Media multitasking is associated with altered processing of incidental, irrelevant cues during person perception

Media multitasking is associated with altered processing of incidental, irrelevant cues during person perception

Background: Media multitasking (MMT)-using and switching between unrelated forms of media-has been implicated in altered processing of extraneous stimuli, resulting in performance deficits. Here, we sought to extend our prior work to test the hypothesis that MMT might be associated with enhanced pro...

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Main Authors: Heatherton, T.F (Author), Lopez, R.B (Author), Salinger, J.M (Author), Wagner, D.D (Author)
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: BioMed Central Ltd. 2018
Subjects:
adolescent
Adolescent
adult
article
association
attention
Attention
attentional bias
Attentional Bias
behavior
Communications Media
controlled study
Cues
decision making
environment
Environment
female
Female
human
human experiment
Humans
Individual differences
individuality
Individuality
male
Male
mass medium
Media multitasking
Multitasking Behavior
perception
Perception
Person perception
personality
randomized controlled trial
Social cues
social environment
Social Environment
videorecording
young adult
Young Adult
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