The Dual-Task Cost Is Due to Neural Interferences Disrupting the Optimal Spatio-Temporal Dynamics of the Competing Tasks

The Dual-Task Cost Is Due to Neural Interferences Disrupting the Optimal Spatio-Temporal Dynamics of the Competing Tasks

Dual-tasking is extremely prominent nowadays, despite ample evidence that it comes with a performance cost: the Dual-Task (DT) cost. Neuroimaging studies have established that tasks are more likely to interfere if they rely on common brain regions, but the precise neural origin of the DT cost has pr...

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Main Authors: Bertrand, O. (Author), Bontemps, B. (Author), Chatard, B. (Author), Croizé, A.-C (Author), Gannerie, A. (Author), Kahane, P. (Author), Lachaux, J.-P (Author), Mac-Auliffe, D. (Author), Petton, M. (Author), Rheims, S. (Author), Sipp, F. (Author)
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Frontiers Media S.A. 2021
Subjects:
adult
anterior insula
article
cognitive control
dorsal anterior cingulate cortex
dual-tasking
electroencephalogram
executive network
human
information retrieval
intracranial EEG
long term memory
multitasking
naturalistic neuroscience
neuroscience
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