Technology and brain, Reaserch information vocabulary

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extremely fast pace
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breath-taking rate
doing several things at the same time
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multi-tasking
effect on productivity
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impact on efficiency
information that looks true but is false
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pseudo-facts
overwhelmed with too much information
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assaulted with information
work that has built up
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backlog
more information than one can process
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information overload
part of the brain responsible for planning and focus
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prefrontal cortex
new or unexpected experiences
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novelty
ability to resist sudden urges
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impulse control
brain’s ability to think and learn
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cognitive performance
recalling stored knowledge
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retrieval of information
brain area linked to memory
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hippocampus
brain area linked to habits and skills
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striatum
express worry publicly
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voice concern
people who think they can handle many tasks at once
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expert jugglers
confused thinking
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mental fog
take control of your focus
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hijack your attention
repeatedly check without control
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compulsively check
feeling that a response is required
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sense of expectation
situation that easily leads to addiction
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recipe for addiction
harmful to effectiveness
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detrimental to performance
decide what to do
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determine a course of action
learn information
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acquire knowledge
keep knowledge in memory
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store information
arrange information meaningfully
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organise information
make something easier
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facilitate
collect information into a structured document
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compile research
suggest a possible explanation
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put forward a hypothesis
discover the outcome
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determine results
confirm something is definitely true
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prove beyond doubt
find where information came from
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uncover sources
share incorrect information
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spread misinformation
prevent personal data from being accessed
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protect privacy

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