Re: [эксперимент с МРТ — это на 90% вопрос интерпретации]finesoulOctober 22 2010, 15:45:19 UTC
Да, многое зависит от интерпретации.
Кстати, другое исследование прекрасно дополняет обсуждаемое. Там как раз и утверждается, что лобная доля очень ценный разделяемый ресурс без которого серьезные задачи не решаются. К сожалению он может использоваться только эксклюзивно. “Our results imply that the fundamental reason we are lousy multitaskers is because our brains process each task slowly, creating a bottleneck at the central stage of decision making,” René Marois, associate professor of psychology at Vanderbilt University and co-author of the study, said. “Practice enables our brain to process each task more quickly through this bottleneck, speeding up performance overall.” The researchers also found the subjects, while appearing to multitask simultaneously, were not actually doing so. “Our findings also suggest that, even after extensive practice, our brain does not really do two tasks at once,” Dux said. “It is still processing one task at a time, but it does it so fast it gives us the illusion we are doing two tasks simultaneously.”
Кстати, другое исследование прекрасно дополняет обсуждаемое. Там как раз и утверждается, что лобная доля очень ценный разделяемый ресурс без которого серьезные задачи не решаются. К сожалению он может использоваться только эксклюзивно.
“Our results imply that the fundamental reason we are lousy multitaskers is because our brains process each task slowly, creating a bottleneck at the central stage of decision making,” René Marois, associate professor of psychology at Vanderbilt University and co-author of the study, said. “Practice enables our brain to process each task more quickly through this bottleneck, speeding up performance overall.”
The researchers also found the subjects, while appearing to multitask simultaneously, were not actually doing so.
“Our findings also suggest that, even after extensive practice, our brain does not really do two tasks at once,” Dux said. “It is still processing one task at a time, but it does it so fast it gives us the illusion we are doing two tasks simultaneously.”
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