Ever heard someone say they are a great multitasker or they can work on an infinite number of new activities and never drop the ball? As it turns out, that may not be true. In a new research paper published by a team of scientists, the number of items we can hold in working memory at any one time has more limits than what we believe.
The capability of humans to juggle many things at once has in the past been put down to intelligence, but new research into understanding why there are limits to a person’s multitasking capacity uncovers specific cerebral rhythms or…
