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252 d ago · nytimes.com Health

Drinking temporarily increases dopamine levels

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252 d ago · nytimes.com

Some effects can be pleasurable

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252 d ago · nytimes.com

Americans’ relationship with drinking is undergoing a more lasting change

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252 d ago · nytimes.com Science

You might try getting to the end before checking your notifications

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252 d ago · nytimes.com Health

Brains may not like change but they do really like rewards

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252 d ago · nytimes.com Science

You might aim for at least the end of this paragraph

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252 d ago · nytimes.com Science

It is worth sacrificing a bit of attention if you are more likely to do the dishes with the TV on

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252 d ago · nytimes.com Health

Stacking habits can give your brain more positive reinforcement than monotasking alone

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252 d ago · nytimes.com Science

People pay a 'switch cost' when switching between tasks

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252 d ago · nytimes.com Science

Find break points

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252 d ago · nytimes.com Science

Weigh the risks

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252 d ago · nytimes.com Science

Stick to your strengths

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252 d ago · nytimes.com Science

Observe yourself throughout the day to notice when and how you task-switch

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252 d ago · nytimes.com Health

Overloading the brain can lead to mental fatigue

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252 d ago · nytimes.com Science

Start small

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252 d ago · nytimes.com Science

Multitasking is a reliable way to ward off boredom

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252 d ago · nytimes.com

Job postings often say 'Must be an excellent multitasker'

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252 d ago · nytimes.com Science

Experts say people cannot do more than one thing at a time

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252 d ago · nytimes.com Health

Jan's resting heart rate was a few beats lower than before

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252 d ago · nytimes.com

Jan drives to yoga class at senior center on Wednesdays

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