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Cognitive flexibility in and out of the laboratory: task switching, sustained attention, and mind wandering

Psychology

Cognitive flexibility in and out of the laboratory: task switching, sustained attention, and mind wandering

Y. Lee and E. H. Schumacher

Explore how our brains balance external focus and internal mind-wandering to enable cognitive flexibility. This paper integrates task switching, sustained attention, and attention lapses, showing how functional connectivity among dorsal attention, frontoparietal, ventral attention, and default mode networks mediates task engagement and switching. Research conducted by Yunji Lee and Eric H Schumacher.

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