When frequent media multitaskers perform worse and when they do not: The role of self-regulation ability and strategy manipulation
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Highlights：
• Frequent media multitasking is not always related to poor multitasking performance.
• The relationship depends on self-regulation ability and external factors.
• High media multitaskers, when low on self-regulation ability, task-switched more.
• They exhibited poorer multitasking performance when they could freely task-switch.
• The effect was non-significant when tasks were performed sequentially.
摘要
•Frequent media multitasking is not always related to poor multitasking performance.•The relationship depends on self-regulation ability and external factors.•High media multitaskers, when low on self-regulation ability, task-switched more.•They exhibited poorer multitasking performance when they could freely task-switch.•The effect was non-significant when tasks were performed sequentially.
论文关键词：Media multitasking,Self-regulation,Multitasking performance,Performance strategy
论文评审过程：Available online 3 February 2018, Version of Record 7 February 2018.
论文官网地址：https://doi.org/10.1016/j.chb.2018.01.043
