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Processing Speed, Not Multitasking, Drives Expert Decision-Making Under Pressure
The cognitive mechanism underlying high performance during decision-making under pressure – such as in first-person shooter (FPS) games – is still unclear: advantages in multitasking or general processing speed? To resolve this, we classified N = 230 players (16-34 years) of the video game Counter-S
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