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'''Cognitive load''' refers to the effort or memory required for the brain to process tasks. In the context of [[plurality]], it may be used to describe the burden on the brain imposed by processing the thoughts of multiple [[headmate]]s and the limitations resulting from that load. | '''Cognitive load''' refers to the effort or memory required for the brain to process tasks. In the context of [[plurality]], it may be used to describe the burden on the brain imposed by processing the thoughts of multiple [[headmate]]s and the limitations resulting from that load. |
Revision as of 21:07, 13 November 2021
cognitive load ( n.) | |
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Applies to | system functions |
Origin | Psychological Term |
Cognitive load refers to the effort or memory required for the brain to process tasks. In the context of plurality, it may be used to describe the burden on the brain imposed by processing the thoughts of multiple headmates and the limitations resulting from that load.