. But the vast majority of people don’t really multitask, he says — they toggle back and forth between tasks. In so doing, something has to give. When a conversation becomes more dense and complicated,
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These decrements change how people drive,
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Because driving is often boring and uneventful, drivers get away with these lapses most of the time. That makes the concept of cognitive burden difficult to convey,
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Strayer says people should know better. They experience blank spots in their driving all the time,
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