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E. 
People sacrifice efficiency when multitasking, Gloria Mark set office workers as
 
his subjects. He 
found that they were constantly multitasking. He observed
 
that nearly every 11 minutes people at work were 
disrupted. He found that
 
doing different jobs at the same time may actually save time. However, despite
 
the 
fact that they are faster, it does not mean they are more efficient. And we
 
are equally likely to self-interrupt 
as be interrupted by outside sources. He
 
found that in office nearly every 12 minutes an employee would 
stop and with
 
no reason at all, cheek a website on their computer, call someone or write an
 
email. If they 

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concentrated for more than 20 minutes, they would feel
 
distressed. He suggested that the average person 
may suffer from a short
 
concentration span. This short attention span might be natural, but others
 
suggest 
that new technology may be the problem. With cellphones and
 
computers at our sides at all times, people 
will never run out of distractions.
 
The format of media, such as advertisements, music, news articles and TV
 
shows are also shortening, so people are used to paying attention to information for a very short time 
 
F. 
So even though focusing on one single task is the most efficient way for our
 
brains to work, it is 
not practical to use this method in real life. According to
 
human nature, people feel more comfortable and 
efficient in environments