Dual-task paradigm

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The dual-task paradigm is a research method where people are asked to perform two tasks simultaneously while scientists measure how well they do at each one. It's designed to reveal the limits of human attention and cognitive capacity by observing how tasks interfere with each other when competing for mental resources.