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Effects of Divided Attention on Task Accuracies 1




Effects of Divided Attention on Task Accuracies

Gülser Özel

Rutgers University

Course Number: Cognition Lab

Elisabeth Black

04/11/2024

, Effects of Divided Attention on Task Accuracies 2

Results

The experiment consisted of two runs conducted a month apart, each involving three

tasks: numeral, gradient, and a combined task, serving as independent variables. Four conditions

emerged from these tasks: Numeral (N), Gradient (G), Both-Numeral (BN), and Both-Gradient

(BG), with dependent variables being reaction time and accuracy. The mean accuracies for N, G,

BN, and BG across both runs were 96.67%, 21.67%, 91.67%, and 11.67%, respectively.

Figure 1 displays the accuracy percentages for each of the conditions—Numeral only

(N), Gradient only (G), Both-Numeral (BN), and Both-Gradient (BG)—across two experimental

sessions. The data indicate that accuracy was consistently highest in the N condition in both

sessions, followed by BN, G, and BG respectively. The accuracy for the N condition

outperformed BN by less than 4% in the first session, whereas G beat BG by about 15%. The

performance difference between G and BG dropped to 10% in the second session, while the gap

between N and BN went up to 6%.

The number of right answers in each of four distinct situations for the Both conditions

throughout the course of two experimental runs is shown in Figure 2. The possible outcomes are

as follows: 1) every response, including gradient and numeric, is accurate; 2) every response, but

the gradient is erroneous; 3) every response, but the numeric is incorrect; and 4) all responses are

incorrect. There were four times in the second test where the gradient and numerical responses

were both right, compared to none in the first run. For both runs, accurate numerical replies were

more common than wrong gradient responses. The least frequent outcome varied: in the first run,

there were no instances where both responses were correct, and in the second run, the fewest

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