CIBERESPACIO, MULTITAREA Y ATENCIÓN: revisión bibliográfica
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https://doi.org/10.20873/uft.2447-4266.2017v5n4p309Palabras clave:
CIBERESPAÇO, MULTITAREFA, ATENÇÃO, DISTRAÇÃOResumen
En esta revisión bibliográfica tratamos cómo el ciberespacio, con la interconexión de todos los dispositivos tecnológicos, potenció el crecimiento de personas multitareas. En primer lugar, presentamos los conceptos de cibercultura y de ciberespacio, según Pierre Lévy. A continuación, mostramos cómo el ciberespacio por la interconexión global de computadoras y otros dispositivos permite a los usuarios conectarse en varias redes y hacer varias tareas al mismo tiempo y así potencializa la emergencia de los individuos multitareas o multitaskers. Sin embargo, estas habilidades si son ventajosas en algunos aspectos causan dispersión y problemas de atención. En tercer lugar, examinamos aspectos positivos de estas habilidades señalados por algunos investigadores. En la cuarta parte, veremos que gran mayoría de autores se oponen a estas afirmaciones apoyados en los resultados de sus investigaciones. Finalmente, se concluye que no es posible hacer con eficiencia dos o más cosas al mismo tiempo y que aún no se puede concluir que el hecho de tener más facilidad de intercambio de actividad o de conexión sea algo que beneficie la atención.
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