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Brain Multitasking Study Explains Why We Can Walk and Chew Gum at the Same Time

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NeuroImage. “Our findings showed that the walking patterns of the participants improved when they performed a cognitive task at the same time, suggesting they were more stable while walking and performing the task than when they were solely focused on walking.” ADVERTISEMENT For the study, researchers utilized a Mobile Brain/Body Imaging system, or MoBI, stationed in the Del Monte Institute’s Frederick J.

and Marion A. Schindler Cognitive Neurophysiology Lab. The platform uses three types of technology: virtual reality, brain monitoring, and motion capture technology.

While participants walk on a treadmill or move objects on a table, sixteen high-speed cameras record their brain activity and movements.

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