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dual task multitasking

Dual-task interference and multitasking foundations: the psychological refractory period (PRP) paradigm, central bottleneck and capacity-sharing accounts, multiple resource theory (Wickens), concurrent task performance costs, threaded cognition, media multitasking, and individual differences in multitasking ability including supertaskers. The basic dual-task construct from cognitive psychology, distinct from dual_task_performance under cognitive workload (dual-task decrements measured in driving) and from task_switching (sequential, not concurrent, task demands).

197 paper(s) · ranked by relevance to this topic

  1. Perceptual and central interference in dual-task performance ↗ · 2001 · Ruthruff, Eric et al. · indexed
  2. Dual-task interference in simple tasks: Data and theory. · 1994 · Pashler, Harold · archived
  3. Dual-task interference with equal task emphasis: Graded capacity sharing or central postponement? · 2003 · Ruthruff, Eric et al. · archived
  4. Attentional Limitations in Doing Two Tasks at the Same Time · 1992 · Pashler, Harold · archived
  5. Can practice eliminate the Psychological Refractory Period effect? ↗ · 1999 · Van Selst, Mark et al. · indexed
  6. Dual-Task Performance: Theoretical Analysis and an Event-Coding Account · 2020 · Hommel, Bernhard · archived
  7. A central capacity sharing model of dual-task performance. ↗ · 2003 · Tombu, Michael et al. · indexed
  8. Dynamics of the Central Bottleneck: Dual-Task and Task Uncertainty · 2006 · Sigman, Mariano et al. · archived
  9. Trial-level sequence modeling reveals hidden dynamics of dual-task interference · 2026 · den Otter, Rick et al. · archived
  10. Graded capacity-sharing in dual-task interference? · 1994 · Pashler, Harold · archived
  11. Dual-task Interference in a Simulated Driving Environment: Serial or Parallel Processing? ↗ · 2019 · Abbaszadeh, Mojtaba et al. · indexed
  12. Trial-Level Sequence Modeling Reveals Hidden Dynamics of Dual-Task Interference · 2025 · den Otter, Rick et al. · archived
  13. The Multiple Resource Theory and Model. Some Misconceptions in Data Interpretations ↗ · 2024 · Wickens, Christopher D. · indexed
  14. A computational theory of executive cognitive processes and multiple-task performance: Part 2. Accounts of psychological refractory-period phenomena. ↗ · 1997 · Meyer, David E. et al. · indexed
  15. Cognitive structure, flexibility, and plasticity in human multitasking—An integrative review of dual-task and task-switching research. ↗ · 2018 · Koch, Iring et al. · indexed
  16. Moving Bottleneck? Assessing the Dual-Task Costs Across a Range of Task Pairings · 2012 · Wifall, Tim et al. · archived
  17. Threaded cognition: An integrated theory of concurrent multitasking. ↗ · 2008 · Salvucci, Dario D. et al. · indexed
  18. Aging and Input Processing in Dual-Task Situations. ↗ · 2004 · Hein, Grit et al. · indexed
  19. Common Cognitive Control Processes Underlying Performance in Task-Switching and Dual-Task Contexts ↗ · 2018 · Hirsch, Patricia et al. · indexed
  20. The source of execution-related dual-task interference: Motor bottleneck or response monitoring? ↗ · 2009 · Bratzke, Daniel et al. · indexed
  21. Central Interference in Driving · 2006 · Levy, Jonathan et al. · archived
  22. Inter-Individual Differences in Executive Functions Predict Multitasking Performance – Implications for the Central Attentional Bottleneck · 2022 · Szameitat, André J. et al. · archived
  23. Multiple Task Performance and Psychological Refractory Period in Children: Focusing on PRP Paradigm Tasks · 2017 · Kim, Bokyung et al. · archived
  24. On the importance of Task 1 and error performance measures in PRP dual-task studies · 2015 · eStrobach, Tilo et al. · archived
  25. Dual task interference on early perceptual processing · 2021 · Duncan, Justin et al. · archived
  26. Individual preferences for task coordination strategies in multitasking: exploring the link between preferred modes of processing and strategies of response organization · 2020 · Brüning, Jovita et al. · archived
  27. Using response time modeling to understand the sources of dual-task interference in a dynamic environment. · 2019 · Strayer, David L. et al. · archived
  28. Dual-Task Interference in a Simulated Driving Environment: Serial or Parallel Processing? · 2021 · Abbaszadeh, Mojtaba et al. · archived
  29. Cognitive control and meta-control in dual-task coordination · 2023 · Strobach, Tilo · archived
  30. Task Switching and Multitask Performance ↗ · 2000 · Pashler, Harold · indexed
  31. Sources of Dual-Task Interference: Evidence From Human Electrophysiology ↗ · 1998 · Luck, Steven J. · indexed
  32. The Temporal Profile of Dual-task Interference in the Human Brain ↗ · 2023 · Hashemirad, Seyed-Reza et al. · indexed
  33. Temporal dynamics of dual-task interference in the brain in a simulated driving environment ↗ · 2025 · Hashemirad, Seyed-Reza et al. · indexed
  34. The locus of dual-task interference: Psychological refractory effects on movement-related brain potentials. ↗ · 1993 · Osman, Allen et al. · indexed
  35. Serial and parallel processing in multitasking: Concepts and the impact of interindividual differences on task and stage levels. · 2022 · Brüning, Jovita et al. · archived
  36. Separation of Tasks Into Distinct Domains, Not Set-Level Compatibility, Minimizes Dual-Task Interference · 2019 · Halvorson, Kimberly M. et al. · archived
  37. How Many Resources and How to Identify Them? Commentary on Boles et al. and Vidulich and Tsang ↗ · 2007 · Wickens, Christopher D. · indexed
  38. Multiple resources and performance prediction ↗ · 2002 · Wickens, Christopher D. · indexed
  39. Cross-modal psychological refractory period in vision, audition, and haptics · 2020 · Rau, Pei‐Luen Patrick et al. · archived
  40. Delays without Mistakes: Response Time and Error Distributions in Dual-Task · 2008 · Kamienkowski, Juan E. et al. · archived
  41. Searching working memory for the source of dual-task costs · 2011 · Hazeltine, Eliot et al. · archived
  42. Vehicle Braking is Slower under Dual-Task Conditions: Evidence for “Central” Interference · 2004 · Levy, Jonathan et al. · archived
  43. Task prioritisation in multitasking during driving: opportunity to abort a concurrent task does not insulate braking responses from dual‐task slowing · 2007 · Levy, Jonathan et al. · archived
  44. Crosstalk, not resource competition, as a source of dual-task costs: Evidence from manipulating stimulus-action effect conceptual compatibility · 2021 · Schacherer, Jonathan et al. · archived
  45. Advancing an account of hierarchical dual-task control: A focused review on abstract higher-level task representations in dual-task situations ↗ · 2026 · Hirsch, Patricia et al. · indexed
  46. Dual-task interference and the cerebral hemispheres. · 1993 · Pashler, Harold et al. · archived
  47. Is multitasking efficient? Different metrics, different conclusions · 2026 · Jung, A. et al. · archived
  48. A Computational Multiple Resource Theory Approach to Modeling Dual-Task Interference in VR: The Roles of Resource Demand, Resource Conflict, Visual Angle Separation, and Task Priority ↗ · 2025 · Iskandarani, Mohamad El et al. · indexed
  49. Does the Central Bottleneck Encompass Voluntary Selection of Hedonically Based Choices? · 2008 · Pashler, Harold et al. · archived
  50. Do response modality effects support multiprocessor models of divided attention? · 1990 · Pashler, Harold · archived
  51. Competing for cognitive resources: Measuring workload in a time pressured dual-task environment. · 2018 · Strayer, David L. et al. · archived
  52. Central as well as peripheral attentional bottlenecks in dual-task performance activate lateral prefrontal cortices · 2016 · Szameitat, Andre J et al. · archived
  53. Effects of extensive dual-task practice on processing stages in simultaneous choice tasks · 2013 · Strobach, Tilo et al. · archived
  54. Investigating perfect timesharing: The relationship between IM-compatible tasks and dual-task performance. · 2012 · Halvorson, Kimberly M. et al. · archived
  55. Dissociations and dependencies between speed and accuracy: Evidence for a two-component theory of divided attention in simple tasks · 1989 · Pashler, Harold · archived
  56. Dual-Task Processing With Identical Stimulus and Response Sets: Assessing the Importance of Task Representation in Dual-Task Interference ↗ · 2018 · Schumacher, Eric H. et al. · indexed
  57. Are processing limitations of visual attention and response selection subject to the same bottleneck in dual-tasks? · 2015 · Reimer, Christina B. et al. · archived
  58. Multiple Resources and Mental Workload · 2008 · Wickens, Christopher D. · archived
  59. Stimulus-response compatibility and psychological refractory period effects: Implications for response selection · 2002 · Lien, Mei-Ching et al. · archived
  60. Processing stages in overlapping tasks: Evidence for a central bottleneck. · 1984 · Pashler, Harold · archived
  61. Multiple Resource Time Sharing Models ↗ · 2004 · Wickens, Christopher D. · indexed
  62. The attentional boost effect overcomes dual-task interference in choice-response tasks ↗ · 2023 · Lee, Vanessa G · indexed
  63. Predicting Dual-Task Performance With the Multiple Resources Questionnaire (MRQ) ↗ · 2007 · Boles, David B. et al. · indexed
  64. Disturbance of Information in Superior Parietal Lobe during Dual-task Interference in a Simulated Driving Task ↗ · 2020 · Abbaszadeh, Mojtaba et al. · indexed
  65. On the Rational Boundedness of Cognitive Control: Shared Versus Separated Representations ↗ · 2020 · Musslick, Sebastian et al. · indexed
  66. The Effect Foreperiod and Time Intervals between Stimuli on the Psychological Refractory Period: Evidence for Preparation ↗ · 2021 · Nouri, Kambiz et al. · indexed
  67. The dynamics of stability and flexibility: How attentional and cognitive control support multitasking under time pressure. · 2025 · Boag, Russell J. et al. · archived
  68. Dual route for subtask order control: Evidence from the psychological refractory paradigm ↗ · 2005 · Luria, Roy et al. · indexed
  69. Multiple Resource Modeling of Task Interference in Vehicle Control, Hazard Awareness and In-vehicle Task Performance · 2003 · Horrey, William J. et al. · archived
  70. Chronometric Evidence for Central Postponement in Temporally Overlapping Tasks · 1989 · Pashler, Harold et al. · archived
  71. Dissociating Task Selection and Response Selection in Dual-Task Contexts: Evidence from a Novel Trial-by-Trial Analysis of Temporal Overlap between Tasks · 2026 · Hirsch, Patricia et al. · archived
  72. A psychological refractory period in access to visual short‐term memory and the deployment of visual–spatial attention: Multitasking processing deficits revealed by event‐related potentials ↗ · 2007 · Brisson, Benoit et al. · indexed
  73. Introspection is not always blind to the costs of multitasking: The case of task switching. ↗ · 2018 · Bratzke, Daniel et al. · indexed
  74. Multitasking induced contextual blindness · 2025 · Cooper, JM et al. · archived
  75. Working memory’s workload capacity · 2015 · Strayer, David L. et al. · archived
  76. Investigating the relationship between media multitasking and processes involved in task-switching. ↗ · 2017 · Alzahabi, Reem et al. · indexed
  77. The Measurement of Attention Capacity through Concurrent Task Performance with Individual Difficulty Levels and Shifting Priorities ↗ · 1974 · Gopher, Daniel et al. · indexed
  78. Evidence for a multicomponent hierarchical representation of dual tasks · 2021 · Hirsch, Patricia et al. · archived
  79. Do small dual-task costs reflect ideomotor compatibility or the absence of crosstalk? · 2015 · Halvorson, Kimberly M. et al. · archived
  80. Multiple Resources and Mental Workload ↗ · 2008 · Wickens, Christopher D · indexed
  81. How to stop and change a response: The role of goal activation in multitasking. ↗ · 2008 · Verbruggen, Frederick et al. · indexed
  82. Age-related differences and similarities in dual-task interference. ↗ · 1999 · Hartley, Alan A. et al. · indexed
  83. Interference between Visuospatial Dual Tasks and the Effects of Training ↗ · 2009 · Boles, David B. et al. · indexed
  84. Subjective estimates of total processing time in dual-tasking: (some) good news for bad introspection · 2022 · Bratzke, Daniel et al. · archived
  85. Discrete task switching in overload: A meta-analyses and a model · 2015 · Wickens, Christopher D. et al. · archived
  86. Impact of process interference on memory encoding and retrieval processes in dual-task situations · 2024 · Hensen, Sandra et al. · archived
  87. Differential Contributions of Set-Shifting and Monitoring to Dual-Task Interference · 2011 · Cooper, Richard et al. · archived
  88. Practice-related reduction of dual-task costs under conditions of a manual-pedal response combination · 2011 · Liepelt, Roman et al. · archived
  89. Competing task and attentional resources: Exploring the limits of primary-secondary paradigm ↗ · 1987 · Stankov, Lazar · indexed
  90. Dual-Task Performance and the Hick-Hyman Law of Choice Reaction Time ↗ · 1977 · Damos, Diane L. et al. · indexed
  91. From perception to action: making the connection—a tutorial ↗ · 2002 · Jolicœur, Pierre et al. · indexed
  92. Decomposing sources of response slowing in the PRP paradigm. ↗ · 2007 · Jentzsch, Ines et al. · indexed
  93. Is dual-task slowing instruction dependent? · 2001 · Levy, Jonathan et al. · archived
  94. Attentional limits in memory retrieval. · 1995 · Carrier, L. Mark et al. · archived
  95. The temporal dynamics of task processing and choice in a novel multitasking paradigm · 2024 · Mittelstädt, Victor et al. · archived
  96. Task switching and response correspondence in the psychological refractory period paradigm. ↗ · 2003 · Lien, Mei-Ching et al. · indexed
  97. Dual Task Effects on Visual Attention Capacity in Normal Aging · 2018 · Künstler, Erika C. S. et al. · archived
  98. Individual differences fill the uncharted intersections between cognitive structure, flexibility, and plasticity in multitasking. · 2022 · Broeker, Laura et al. · archived
  99. Dramatic Reductions in Dual-Task Costs When Tasks Can Be Kept Separate · 2014 · Halvorson, Kimberly M. et al. · archived
  100. Online order control in the psychological refractory period paradigm. · 2003 · Luria, Roy et al. · archived
  101. Top–Down Contingencies of Nonconscious Priming Revealed by Dual–Task Interference ↗ · 2004 · Ansorge, Ulrich · indexed
  102. Attentional resources in timing: Interference effects in concurrent temporal and nontemporal working memory tasks · 1997 · Brown, Scott W. · archived
  103. Media Multitasking and Cognitive, Psychological, Neural, and Learning Differences · 2017 · Strayer, David L. · archived
  104. The residual costs of multitasking: Causing trouble down the road ↗ · 2016 · Turrill, J et al. · indexed
  105. The effect of transcranial direct current stimulation of dorsolateral prefrontal cortex on performing a sequential dual task: a randomized experimental study · 2021 · Abedanzadeh, Rasool et al. · archived
  106. Cognitive Load in Cross‐Modal Dual‐Task Processing ↗ · 2015 · Morrison, Natalie M. V. et al. · indexed
  107. Parallel dual-task processing and task-shielding in older and younger adults: Behavioral and diffusion model results ↗ · 2018 · Janczyk, Markus et al. · indexed
  108. Attention: Theory, Principles, Models and Applications ↗ · 2021 · Wickens, Christopher D. · indexed
  109. Dual-task costs in aging are predicted by formal education · 2016 · Vallesi, Antonino · archived
  110. Effects of divided attention on movement-related cortical potential in community-dwelling elderly adults: A preliminary study ↗ · 2024 · Hirano, Daisuke et al. · indexed
  111. Parallel Response Selection after Callosotomy ↗ · 2008 · Hazeltine, Eliot et al. · indexed
  112. Capacity Coefficient Variations ↗ · 2012 · Houpt, Joseph W. et al. · indexed
  113. Introspection about backward crosstalk in dual-task performance · 2020 · Bratzke, Daniel et al. · archived
  114. The Effect of Brain Anodal and Cathodal Transcranial Direct Current Stimulation on Psychological Refractory Period at Different Stimulus-Onset Asynchrony in Non-Fatigue and Mental Fatigue Conditions ↗ · 2024 · Hafezi, Somayeh et al. · indexed
  115. Redundancy, Modality, and Priority in Dual Task Interference ↗ · 2003 · Wickens, Christopher D. et al. · indexed
  116. Resource Training Using Alternating Tasks ↗ · 2010 · Boles, David B. et al. · indexed
  117. Age differences in dual-task interference are localized to response-generation processes. ↗ · 2001 · Hartley, Alan A. · indexed
  118. The psychological refractory period: Evidence for age differences in attentional time-sharing. ↗ · 1998 · Allen, Philip A. et al. · indexed
  119. Parallel Response Selection after Callosotomy · 2008 · Hazeltine, Eliot et al. · archived
  120. Predictive Performance Models and Multiple Task Performance ↗ · 1989 · Wickens, Christopher D. et al. · indexed
  121. Manipulating the Conditions of Training in Time-Sharing Performance ↗ · 1977 · Gopher, Daniel et al. · indexed
  122. Metacognition of multitasking: How well do we predict the costs of divided attention? ↗ · 2014 · Finley, Jason R. et al. · indexed
  123. Interfering with the Central Executive by Means of a Random Interval Repetition Task ↗ · 1998 · Vandierendonck, André et al. · indexed
  124. The surprising role of stimulus modality in the dual-task introspective blind spot: a memory account · 2021 · Bryce, Donna et al. · archived
  125. Is there a general task switching ability? ↗ · 2007 · Yehene, Einat et al. · indexed
  126. Gender Invariance in Multitasking · 2013 · Strayer, David L. · archived
  127. Individual Differences in Working Memory Capacity and Dual-Process Theories of the Mind. · 2004 · Engle, Randall W · archived
  128. The Costs of Changing the Representation of Action: Response Repetition and Response-Response Compatibility in Dual Tasks. ↗ · 2004 · Schuch, Stefanie et al. · indexed
  129. Executive Control: Attention Switching, Interruptions, and Task Management · 2019 · Wickens, C. D. · archived
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  131. The effects of secondary task performance on the temporal and spatial cueing of visual attention · 2010 · Cooper, JM · archived
  132. Multitasking During Degraded Speech Recognition in School-Age Children ↗ · 2017 · Tina M. Grieco‐Calub et al. · indexed
  133. Task Switching: On the Relation of Cognitive Flexibility with Cognitive Capacity ↗ · 2023 · Schmitz, Florian et al. · indexed
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  140. Visual-manual response selection produces dual-task interference in auditory-verbal memory encoding · 2026 · Hensen, Sandra et al. · archived
  141. A task-interruption study on the activation of the primary task during the processing of the secondary task ↗ · 2024 · Hirsch, Patricia et al. · indexed
  142. Individual differences in multi-tasking ability moderate the benefits of using low-degree automation ↗ · 2025 · Jayden Greenwell‐Barnden et al. · indexed
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  149. The effect of brain anodic and cathodic tDCS on PRP at different stimulus‑onsets asynchrony in non-fatigue and mental fatigue conditions · 2023 · Hafezi, Somayeh et al. · archived
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  164. Neural Correlates of Aging-Related Differences in Pro-active Control in a Dual Task ↗ · 2021 · Yordanova, Juliana et al. · indexed
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