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• 21 Oct 14
  

  richard pierce

  multitasking

• 17 Oct 14
  

  j_colby

  Brain Rules by John J. Medina is a multimedia project explaining how the brain works. It includes a book, a feature-length documentary film, and a series of interactive tutorials.

• 04 Feb 13
  

  Kimberly Hayworth

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• 29 Nov 12
  

  Andy Pearsall

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• 17 Jun 12
  

  Mindy Polansky
• 17 May 11
  

  Charlie Sensenbrenner

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• 17 Apr 11
  

  Noor Khan

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• 17 Dec 09
  

  Erik M

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• 15 Dec 09
  

  Becki Douglas

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• 12 Sep 09
  

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• 16 Jun 09
  

  Tami Brass

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• 24 Mar 09
  

  Craig King
  • influenced by memory.
  • Culture matters too.
  • emotions, threats and sex.
  • Can I eat it? Will it eat me? Can I mate with it? Will it mate with me? Have I seen it before?

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• 02 Nov 08
  

  Cris Crissman

  Interesting to consider as we think about kids and their ability to multitask with technology

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• 21 Jul 08
  

  gary brown
  • The brain is a sequential processor and large fractions of a second are consumed every time the brain switches tasks. This is why cell-phone talkers are a half-second slower to hit the brakes and get in more wrecks.
• 26 Jun 08
  

  wayne anderson

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• 26 May 08
  

  Jedd Bartlett

  The brain is not capable of multi-tasking. We can talk and breathe, but when it comes to higher level tasks, we just can't do it. From John Medina's 12 Brain Rules.

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