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Monitoring and control in multitasking
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DOI：10.3758/s13423-018-1512-z.png)
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The idea that conflict detection triggers control adjustments has been considered a basic principle of cognitive control. So far, this conflict-control loop has mainly been investigated in the context of response conflicts in single tasks. In this theoretical position paper, we explore whether, and how, this principle might be involved in multitasking performance, as well. We argue that several kinds of conflict-control loops can be identified in multitasking at multiple levels (e.g., the response level and the task level), and we provide a selective review of empirical observations. We present examples of conflict monitoring and control adjustments in dual-task and task-switching paradigms, followed by a section on error monitoring and posterror adjustments in multitasking. We conclude by outlining future research questions regarding monitoring and control in multitasking, including the potential roles of affect and associative learning for conflict-control loops in multitasking.
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Cognitive control
Conflict monitoring
Error monitoring
Dual tasks
Task switching
Affect
Crosstalk
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