自我消耗可能解释多任务处理中的性别差异

IF 0.4 Q4 ECONOMICS Journal of Interdisciplinary Economics Pub Date : 2019-10-30 DOI:10.1177/0260107919866534

S. Da Silva, Raul Matsushita, Rafaela Ludwig, Luiggi Bellincanta

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我们重复了这一发现，即女性在任务切换类型的多任务处理中比男性表现得更好。我们还发现，无论性别，多任务处理都会通过自我损耗损害认知反射。而多任务处理后，男性的认知反应相对较弱。这表明，自我损耗可能是解释多任务表现性别差异的一个有趣的候选机制。Jel: d03, c91, m5

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Ego Depletion May Explain Gender Differences in Multitasking

We replicate the finding that females perform better than males in the task switching type of multitasking. We also find that multitasking impairs cognitive reflection through ego depletion, regardless of gender. However, the cognitive reflection of males is relatively more weakened after multitasking. This suggests that ego depletion may be an interesting candidate mechanism to explain gender differences in multitasking performance. JEL: D03, C91, M5

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