Multitasking Behavior Cases and Examples

      
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		            		Jaap de Jonge
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Multitasking Behavior Cases and Examples

	          		Hi, do you know of a remarkable case or a famous example of multitasking behavior and its consequences?
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						            	Rajesh Babu, Saudi Arabia
												
				                Try Multi Tasking Yourself!

													In general, multi-tasking can take place to an order of 8-fold concentration. A precise definition is "managing to do various activities to the desired level of concentration on each of these activities, thereby ensuring a desired output from each of these activities, either sequential or individual".

The number of concentration folds of multi-tasking performed by someone decides his/her excellence level in this subject. Typically an average person can do a 3 fold activity. By just linking a 4th fold, it is common for the activity sequence of the existing 3 folds to get impaired.

Try testing the number of folds you can handle.. Let's cheer up! Let us guide ourselves more once you test the above!
				                
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