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Do you sometimes split your attention between reading a text message and properly savouring a meal?
Split your attention in too many directions and you'll be paralyzed.
Split your attention evenly.
Try your best to split your attention between building back at your base, and making sure your army is not neglected during attacks.
If you split your attention between your studies and some other distraction, whether it's a television show, a job, or some other task, you won't be able to retain very much information (if any).
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This production splits your attention into so many fragments that even the most accomplished multitasker won't be able to take it all in.
This is also why texting and driving is a bad idea - you're splitting your attention resources.
Other situations may not be quite as dangerous, but still there are drawbacks to splitting your attention.
Whether it's a side conversation, your phone, or the cute barista, splitting your attention between the speaker and something else will signal that you're uninterested.
Don't split your child's attention by designating a big chunk of their homework time to worrying about how they'll do and what the repercussions will be.
The areas you have not cleared still contain danger points and you should be splitting some of your attention toward the uncleared areas.
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