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Infographic: The Perils of Multitasking
Infographic The Perils of Multitasking from Onlinecollege.org illustrates how we often confuse multitasking with actual distraction. Based on the research conducted it was found that only 2% can successfully multitask. The remaining 98% are decreasing their productivity by 40%. Furthermore their IQ is lowered by ten points. It’s not just in the workplace but occurs in the classroom and whilst relaxing.
Featured image by Zachary Lin of the Behance Network
Courtney van der Weyden
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Multitasking is a myth. Magicians know this and use our inability to focus on more than one thing atca time to create the illusion that something supernatural has occured.
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