Multitasking makes adolescents feel both more positively and more negatively about the main task they’re trying to accomplish, a new study finds. But the study — which examined young people’s actual multitasking behaviors over 2 weeks — found that only the positive emotions affected whether young people choose to combine tasks later.
For teens, multitasking makes them feel better — and worse
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