It is well-known that multitasking impairs the performance of one or both of the concomitant
ongoing tasks. Previous studies have mainly focused on how a secondary task can …

Background Daily upper limb activities require multitasking and our division of attention.
How we allocate our attention can be studied using dual-task interference (DTi). Given the …

Studies of dual-tasks (ie situations during which an individual performs two tasks
simultaneously) and the subsequent inter-task interference have shown that locomotion and …

The majority of motor skills are presumably controlled with a high degree of automaticity as
expertise increases. Since motor control happens unconsciously by large at this level …

The simultaneous performance of multiple tasks is often required in daily life. The dual-task
paradigm has been used extensively to evaluate the ability to perform simultaneous …

Dual-tasking is intrinsic to many daily activities, including walking and driving. However, the
activity of the primary motor cortex (M1) in response to dual-tasks (DT) is still not well …

While motor imagery (MI) is thought to be 'functionally equivalent'with motor execution (ME),
the equivalence of feedforward and feedback mechanisms between the two modalities is …

Dual tasking is defined as performing two tasks concurrently and has been shown to have a
significant effect on attention directed to the performance of the main task. In this study, an …

Multitasking is a critical feature of our daily lives. Using a dual-task paradigm, this
experiment explored adults' abilities to simultaneously engage in everyday motor and …

Dual tasking is known to yield performance costs. Corresponding research has often
focused on early or central task processing stages, that is, on features related to stimulus …