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I thought you're comment about the younger people were better at multitasking than older people. I am 62 years old and I am multitasking all the time in my car. I've got a lap top that I have to review information. I am claims adjuster for an insurance company right now. Before that, I was a police officer for some yea...	i thought you're comment about. the younger people were better at multitasking than older people i. am 62 years old and i am multitasking all the, time in my, car i've got a lap top, that i, have to review information i am claims adjuster for an insurance company right now before that i was a police officer for some ye...	I thought you're comment, about the younger people were better at multitasking than older people I, am, 62 years old. and I am multitasking all. the time in. my. car I've, got a, lap top that I have to. review information I am claims. adjuster, for, an insurance company, right, now Before that I was a police. officer f...	i thought you're comment about the younger people were better at multitasking than older people. i am 62 years old and i am multitasking all the time in my car. i've got a lap top that i have to review information. i am claims adjuster for an insurance company right now. before that, i was a police officer for some yea...
Now wait. Are you driving and working on your lap top at the same time? I mean, you're not like stopping, driving and then working on your lap top.	now wait are you. driving and working on your lap top at the same time? i mean you're not like stopping driving and then working on your lap	Now wait Are you driving. and working on your lap top at the same time? I mean you're not like stopping, driving and then working on your lap	now wait. are you driving and working on your lap top at the same time? i mean, you're not like stopping, driving and then working on your lap top.
Well, we're supposed to pull over and stop. But it's - I mean, it's easy enough to look at the screen and deal with stuff while you're driving down the road.	well we're supposed to pull over and stop but it's - i mean it's easy enough to look at the screen and deal with stuff while you're driving down the.	Well. we're supposed to pull, over and stop But it's - I mean it's. easy enough to look at the screen and deal. with stuff while, you're driving down the	well, we're supposed to pull over and stop. but it's - i mean, it's easy enough to look at the screen and deal with stuff while you're driving down the road.
I think you've shocked Jon Hamilton all together.	i think you've shocked jon hamilton all	I think, you've shocked Jon Hamilton. all	i think you've shocked jon hamilton all together.
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I'm a little worried. But your point is well-taken. It's that people who have spent a career doing this are clearly better at it than people who haven't. I think the question is knowing when you're giving up something and what that thing is and how dangerous it is, is the key for all of us.	i'm a, little; worried but your point is well-taken it's that people who have spent a career doing this are clearly better at it than. people who haven't i think the question is knowing. when you're giving up something and what that thing is and how dangerous. it is is the key for all of	I'm a. little worried But your point is well-taken It's that people who. have spent a career doing this are clearly better. at it than people who haven't I. think the question is knowing when. you're giving up something and what that thing is and how. dangerous it is is the key, for all of	i'm a little worried. but your point is well-taken. it's that people who have spent a career doing this are clearly better at it than people who haven't. i think the question is knowing when you're giving up something and what that thing is and how dangerous it is, is the key for all of us.
Oh, sure it is. I mean, yeah, you can do it cautiously. And so far, I've been lucky and everything has been OK with it. But yeah, we're multitasking, even the older people do. ..TEXT: NEARY: All right, Jerry.	oh, sure it is i mean yeah you. can do it cautiously, and so far i've been lucky, and everything has been ok with it but yeah we're multitasking even the older people do ..text: neary: all right	Oh sure it is I mean yeah you can do it cautiously And so far I've been lucky and everything has, been OK with it But. yeah. we're multitasking even the older people do ..TEXT: NEARY: All right	oh, sure it is. i mean, yeah, you can do it cautiously. and so far, i've been lucky and everything has been ok with it. but yeah, we're multitasking, even the older people do. ..text: neary: all right, jerry.
I think a lot of us have to do it because I've been doing it for probably 25 years.	i think. a lot of, us have to do it because i've been doing it, for probably,	I think a lot of. us have to do it because I've been doing, it for, probably	i think a lot of us have to do it because i've been doing it for probably 25 years.
Right, we just - thanks so much for calling, Jerry.	right. we just. - thanks so much for calling	Right we just - thanks so much for calling	right, we just - thanks so much for calling, jerry.
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And be careful on the road, please.	and be careful. on the, road	And; be careful on the road	and be careful on the road, please.
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OK. Oh, yeah, he says. Good idea, Professor Weissman, to be working on your laptop while you're driving a car.	ok oh yeah. he, says good idea professor weissman, to be working on your laptop while you're driving, a;	OK, Oh yeah. he says Good idea Professor Weissman to be working on your laptop while you're driving a	ok. oh, yeah, he says. good idea, professor weissman, to be working on your laptop while you're driving a car.
Forget it. This is so enticing, you have to watch - two teams at the peak of their powers playing great, creative, fun baseball. They almost seem like carbon copies during this postseason. Both were wild-card teams, meaning they didn't win their divisions, but still got into the playoffs. It's only the second time wild...	forget. it this is so enticing you, have to watch - two teams at the peak, of their powers playing great creative fun baseball they, almost seem like carbon copies, during this postseason both were wild-card teams meaning, they didn't win their divisions, but still, got into the playoffs it's only the second time wild-...	Forget it This is so enticing you have to watch - two teams at the peak. of their powers playing, great creative fun, baseball They almost seem like, carbon. copies during this postseason Both were wild-card, teams meaning they didn't. win their divisions but still got into the playoffs It's, only the second time wild-...	forget it. this is so enticing, you have to watch - two teams at the peak of their powers playing great, creative, fun baseball. they almost seem like carbon copies during this postseason. both were wild-card teams, meaning they didn't win their divisions, but still got into the playoffs. it's only the second time wild...
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Well, I wouldn't abdicate that. I think that's in a more extreme version of some of the cell phone studies we were discussing earlier where, you know, even talking on the cell phone hands free - you know, you're not holding it. You're just talking into a microphone. That is very disruptive for attending to the road ahe...	well i wouldn't abdicate that i think that's in a more extreme version of some of the cell phone studies we were discussing earlier where you know. even talking on the cell phone hands free, - you know you're not holding it you're just talking, into, a microphone that is very disruptive for attending to the road ahead ...	Well I wouldn't abdicate that; I think that's in a more extreme version of some of the. cell phone studies we; were discussing earlier where. you know even talking on the cell phone hands free - you know you're not, holding it You're just talking into a microphone That is very disruptive for attending to the road ahead...	well, i wouldn't abdicate that. i think that's in a more extreme version of some of the cell phone studies we were discussing earlier where, you know, even talking on the cell phone hands free - you know, you're not holding it. you're just talking into a microphone. that is very disruptive for attending to the road ahe...
All right. Let's take another call. We're going to go to Mary in Vacaville, California. Hi, Mary.	all right let's take. another call; we're going to go to mary in vacaville, california hi	All right Let's take another call We're going to go to Mary in Vacaville California Hi	all right. let's take another call. we're going to go to mary in vacaville, california. hi, mary.
Oh, yeah. Hi. Your discussion just made me think about something that's been puzzling me. I score well on memory tests. I've checked myself several times. I was concerned because my memory seems weak and now, I'm thinking from your show that's because of multitasking, which seems to force my mind into a ram-like funct...	oh yeah hi your discussion just, made me think about something, that's been puzzling me i score well on memory tests i've checked myself, several times i was concerned because my, memory seems weak and now. i'm thinking from your show that's because, of multitasking which, seems to force. my mind into a ram-like funct...	Oh, yeah Hi Your discussion just made me think about something that's. been puzzling me I score well on memory tests I've checked myself several times I was concerned because my memory seems weak and now I'm thinking from your show that's because of, multitasking which seems to, force my mind into a ram-like, function...	oh, yeah. hi. your discussion just made me think about something that's been puzzling me. i score well on memory tests. i've checked myself several times. i was concerned because my memory seems weak and now, i'm thinking from your show that's because of multitasking, which seems to force my mind into a ram-like funct...
Jon Hamilton, is there anything.	jon hamilton is there	Jon Hamilton, is there,	jon hamilton, is there anything.
Well, I think what you're maybe talking about there is closely related to some of the studies they've done on multitasking and learning. And a lot of learning, of course, has to do with moving things from short-term memory into long-term memory, and multitasking seems to disrupt that. Perhaps Dr. Weissman would care to...	well i think what you're maybe talking about there is closely related to some of the studies they've done. on multitasking and learning, and a lot of learning of course. has to do with moving things from short-term memory into long-term memory; and multitasking seems to disrupt that perhaps dr weissman would care to el...	Well I think what you're. maybe, talking. about there is closely, related, to. some of. the studies they've done on multitasking and learning And a lot of learning of course has to do with moving things from short-term memory into long-term memory and multitasking seems to disrupt that Perhaps Dr Weissman would care to...	well, i think what you're maybe talking about there is closely related to some of the studies they've done on multitasking and learning. and a lot of learning, of course, has to do with moving things from short-term memory into long-term memory, and multitasking seems to disrupt that. perhaps dr. weissman would care to...
Well, oftentimes, when we're trying to multitask, what we're doing is effectively not paying as much attention as we could be to any particular task. And it turns out that there's a lot of work indicating that we tend to remember what we attend. And so often times as well, we remember things that we encode in all sort...	well oftentimes when we're trying to, multitask what we're doing is effectively not paying as much attention as we could be. to any. particular task and. it turns out that there's a lot of work indicating that we tend to remember what we attend and so often times as well we remember things that we encode in. all sorts...	Well oftentimes when we're trying to multitask what we're doing is effectively not paying as much. attention as we could be. to any particular task And it, turns out that, there's, a lot. of work indicating that we tend to remember what we attend And so often times as well we remember things that we encode in all sort...	well, oftentimes, when we're trying to multitask, what we're doing is effectively not paying as much attention as we could be to any particular task. and it turns out that there's a lot of work indicating that we tend to remember what we attend. and so often times as well, we remember things that we encode in all sort...
And I think we can't rely on - sometimes, our automatic pilot too much for example, I am so used to taking a certain route Monday through Friday. So there I am, Saturday or Sunday, going down the road and I take the turn that really is not where I'm going at all.	and i think, we can't rely on - sometimes our automatic pilot too much, for example i am so used to taking a certain route monday through friday so there i am saturday or sunday. going down the road and i take the. turn that really is, not where i'm going at	And I think we can't, rely on - sometimes, our automatic pilot too much for example I am so used to taking a certain route Monday. through Friday So. there I am Saturday or Sunday going down the road and I take, the turn, that really is not. where I'm going at	and i think we can't rely on - sometimes, our automatic pilot too much for example, i am so used to taking a certain route monday through friday. so there i am, saturday or sunday, going down the road and i take the turn that really is not where i'm going at all.
All right. Well, thanks so much for your call, Mary.	all right well thanks so much for your call	All right Well. thanks so much for your call	all right. well, thanks so much for your call, mary.
You're welcome.	you're	You're	you're welcome.
I hope that we answered your question. And I just want to remind our audience that you are listening to Talk of the Nation from NPR News. And if you'd like to join the discussion, the number is 800-989-8255. We're going to take a call now from Jodie in Phoenix, Arizona. Hi, Jodie.	i hope that, we answered your, question and i; just. want to remind our audience that you are listening to talk of the nation from npr news and if you'd like to join the discussion the number is 800-989-8255. we're going to, take a call now from jodie in phoenix arizona, hi	I hope that we answered your question And, I just want; to remind our audience that you are listening to Talk of the Nation from NPR News And if you'd like, to join the discussion the number is 800-989-8255. We're going to take a call now from Jodie in, Phoenix, Arizona Hi	i hope that we answered your question. and i just want to remind our audience that you are listening to talk of the nation from npr news. and if you'd like to join the discussion, the number is 800-989-8255. we're going to take a call now from jodie in phoenix, arizona. hi, jodie.
Yes, hi. I am multi-tasker. I actually believe that women were made to multitask. I think that we are created that way and I even created a website called multitaskermom.com to help support women in doing this. I don't think we could have kids without multitasking.	yes hi i. am multi-tasker i actually believe that women were made to multitask i think that we are created that way. and, i even created a website called multitaskermom.com to help support women in doing this i don't think we could have kids without	Yes hi I am multi-tasker I actually believe that women were made to multitask I think that we are created that way and I even created a. website called multitaskermom.com to help support women in doing this, I don't think. we could have kids. without	yes, hi. i am multi-tasker. i actually believe that women were made to multitask. i think that we are created that way and i even created a website called multitaskermom.com to help support women in doing this. i don't think we could have kids without multitasking.
So is there a gender difference, Jon Hamilton? I mean, are women better at multitasking?	so is there a gender difference jon hamilton? i mean are women better at	So is there a gender difference. Jon Hamilton? I mean are women better at	so is there a gender difference, jon hamilton? i mean, are women better at multitasking?
There certainly is a perception that there is and in fact I asked several neuroscientists about this in the course of doing the study. And the best answer I got was that when you actually start testing, it's not obvious that there's a great gender advantage. However, there was a little bit of research that suggested ...	there. certainly is a perception that there is and in fact i asked several neuroscientists about this in the course of doing the study and the best answer i got was that when you. actually start testing it's not obvious that. there's a great gender advantage however there was a little bit of research that suggested t...	There certainly. is a perception that there is and in fact I asked several neuroscientists about this in the course of doing the, study And the best answer I got was that when you actually start testing it's not obvious. that there's a great gender advantage; However there was a little, bit of research, that suggeste...	there certainly is a perception that there is and in fact i asked several neuroscientists about this in the course of doing the study. and the best answer i got was that when you actually start testing, it's not obvious that there's a great gender advantage. however, there was a little bit of research that suggested ...
Because we have no other option. We can't refuse when we're taking care of our children, running our home, you know, have full-time jobs. There's no really other option there and I think if it's not natural in us and we've learned to do it quite well because there are millions of us out there doing it every day. As a r...	because we have, no other option we can't refuse when we're taking care of our children running our home you know have full-time jobs there's no really other option there, and i think. if. it's not natural in us and we've learned to do it quite well because there are millions of us out there doing it, every day as a re...	Because we have no other option We can't refuse when we're taking care of our. children running our home you know have full-time jobs There's no. really other option there and I think if it's not natural in us, and we've learned to do it quite well because there are millions of us, out, there doing it every day. As, a;...	because we have no other option. we can't refuse when we're taking care of our children, running our home, you know, have full-time jobs. there's no really other option there and i think if it's not natural in us and we've learned to do it quite well because there are millions of us out there doing it every day. as a r...
All right. Well, thanks so much for your call, Jodie.	all right well thanks so much, for your call	All right Well thanks so. much for your call	all right. well, thanks so much for your call, jodie.
Thank you.	thank	Thank	thank you.
Professor Weissman, I just want to - you know, obviously, everybody is multitasking. But the research is saying that it's really not such a good idea, so keep - I don't know. I keep trying to figure what - where to go with that.	professor weissman. i just want to, - you know obviously everybody is multitasking but the research is saying. that it's really not such a good idea so keep - i, don't know i keep trying to figure what, - where to go with	Professor Weissman I. just want to - you know obviously everybody is multitasking But the research is saying. that it's really not such a good idea so keep - I don't know I keep trying to figure what - where to go with	professor weissman, i just want to - you know, obviously, everybody is multitasking. but the research is saying that it's really not such a good idea, so keep - i don't know. i keep trying to figure what - where to go with that.
Well, one thing that sort of strikes me a little bit about the last caller's statement is that, you know, there's a lot of research showing that the strategies people use when they're trying to coordinate multiple tasks are really critical to determining how successful they are. So, for a long time, there was work by H...	well one thing that sort of strikes me a, little bit about the last caller's statement. is that, you know there's a lot of research showing that the strategies people use; when they're trying to, coordinate. multiple tasks are really critical to determining how successful they are so for. a long. time there was work by...	Well one thing that sort of strikes me a little, bit about the, last caller's statement is that you know there's; a lot of, research showing that the strategies people use, when they're trying to coordinate multiple tasks, are really critical. to determining how successful they are So for a long. time there; was work b...	well, one thing that sort of strikes me a little bit about the last caller's statement is that, you know, there's a lot of research showing that the strategies people use when they're trying to coordinate multiple tasks are really critical to determining how successful they are. so, for a long time, there was work by h...
But subsequent researchers, like Dave Meyer at the University of Michigan, were able to show that depending on how subjects were instructed to coordinate these two tasks, that sort of bottle neck in response selection could either be present or absent. And what this makes me think about with respect to men and women an...	but subsequent researchers like dave meyer at. the university of michigan. were able to show that depending on how subjects were instructed, to, coordinate these, two tasks that sort of bottle neck in response selection, could either, be present or absent and what, this makes me think about with respect to men and wome...	But subsequent researchers like Dave Meyer at the University of Michigan were able to show that depending on how subjects were instructed to. coordinate these two tasks that sort of bottle neck in response selection could either be present or absent And what. this makes me think about with respect to men and women and ...	but subsequent researchers, like dave meyer at the university of michigan, were able to show that depending on how subjects were instructed to coordinate these two tasks, that sort of bottle neck in response selection could either be present or absent. and what this makes me think about with respect to men and women an...
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And what would really be interesting for future research, I think, is to try to understand whether these gender differences are due to something hardwired about men and women - you know, men's and women's brains. That just can't change. So that women can do in something and for example, men can't. Or if it's just that ...	and what would really be interesting for. future research i think is to try to understand whether, these gender differences are due to something hardwired about men and women - you know men's and women's, brains that just can't change so that women; can do in something and for example men can't or if it's just that wom...	And what would really be interesting for future research I think, is to try to understand whether these gender differences are due to something hardwired about men; and women - you know men's, and women's brains That just. can't change So that women can do in something and for example men can't Or if it's just that wom...	and what would really be interesting for future research, i think, is to try to understand whether these gender differences are due to something hardwired about men and women - you know, men's and women's brains. that just can't change. so that women can do in something and for example, men can't. or if it's just that ...
I have to end with this email, which came in earlier actually from Brian in South Africa. You just lost a listener. I'm working on a project and listening to NPR as I always do, but you convinced me that multitasking is bad for my brain. So I've turned you off. Surely, an unintended consequence. And Jon Hamilton, maybe...	i have to end, with this email which came in earlier actually from brian in south africa. you just lost a listener i'm working on a. project and. listening to npr as i always do but you convinced me that multitasking is bad for my brain so i've; turned you, off surely an unintended consequence, and jon hamilton maybe b...	I have to end with this email which came, in earlier actually from Brian, in South Africa You just lost a listener I'm working on. a project and listening to NPR as. I always do, but, you convinced me that multitasking, is bad for my. brain So I've turned, you off Surely an unintended consequence And Jon Hamilton maybe...	i have to end with this email, which came in earlier actually from brian in south africa. you just lost a listener. i'm working on a project and listening to npr as i always do, but you convinced me that multitasking is bad for my brain. so i've turned you off. surely, an unintended consequence. and jon hamilton, maybe...