Nieuw onderzoek van Amerikaanse Georgetown University School of Medicine tooont aan that we want to multitask. For a long time, people thought that they wouldn’t be able to do it, but they still had plenty of training. “The more you can program something consciously.”
Bron: NBC News
Onderzoekers thought for a long time that hersenen maar op een taak tegelijk kon focussen. There was always a problem, planning in abstract thinking was passed through the prefrontal cortex, a hersengebied that confessed to its inflexibility.
“It’s made from a bad thing,” says Maximilian Riesenhuber, professor neurowetenschappen at Georgetown University School of Medicine. Neurowetenschappers went from the vanuit of the prefrontal cortex to multitasking voortdurend tussen taken switched and overworked.
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The experiments of Riesenhuber and the college’s tones can be activated in such a way that the door can be opened and activated. The brain can be consciously programmed into something different from what the prefrontal cortex can concentrate on.
The experiment consisted of eleven people aged 18 and 29 years, the original computer generation of the car’s sorteerden in two categories. Over a period of 5 to 10 weeks, the total amount was 30,000. Tijdens het experiment onderzochten wetenschappers welke hersendelen active goods. Aanvankelijk deed de prefrontale cortex het werk. The children are awakened by the temporal cortex, which is encoded in an area that has a long term memory.
This onderzoek roept nieuwe vragen op
Volgens Riesenhuber tonen the results of the prefrontal cortex information is bundled in doors to the temporal cortex and the activity is carried out. “Then the frontal areas of the hersenen can be iced differently,” says Riesenhuber. The nieuwe bevindingen verklaren onder other waarom beginning bestuurders vaak hun full concentratie moeten gebruiken tijdens het rijden, terwijl ervaren chauffeurs tegelijk kunnen praten of naar muziek luisteren.
We can bring the summer crowds to the sea and take them out in front of us. The experiment was also named after the researchers in the temporal cortex were never even used quickly. “This onderzoek roept nieuwe vragen op. What the oorzaak is van het schil in snelheid, wen we still don’t,” says Riesenhuber.