Ellen Goodman, Pulitzer Prize Winning Communist, in the article,

“Multitasking Or Mass ADD?”, theorizes that many busy people thought multitasking

Would help them, but it just turns their jobs and lives upside down.

2. Goodman supports her analysis by explaining why we did not enter the research

Telling how to beat on multitaskers but you find out that they have “no talent”.

The evidence she has is whether they were bad at paying attention to begin with

Or they were driven to distraction. But there’s a suspicion, as Nass says, that

“We may be breeding a generation of kids whose ability to focus may be ruined.”

3. The author’s purpose is to show that multitasking isn’t always such a good idea,

So that they can more time trying to