A9.10
Multiple resource theory
Cards in this group · 5
- A9.10.1Attention resources aren't one pool — they split into pools by channel, stage, and response
- A9.10.2Tasks sharing a resource pool interfere more than tasks using different pools
- A9.10.3Vision and hearing are separate perceptual resources; speech and manual response are separate response resources
- A9.10.4Multiple resource theory explains why dual-task interference can't be predicted from task difficulty alone
- A9.10.5Designing parallel tasks should deliberately assign them to different resource pools