What the phone say? Then it must be Carly…
Study: A 3 Second Interruption Doubles Your Odds of Messing Up
It’s called “contextual jitter” — in the time it takes to silence your cell phone, you’ve already lost track of what you were doing.
When their attention was shifted from the task at hand for a mere 2.8 seconds, they became twice as likely to mess up the sequence. The error rate tripled when the interruptions averaged 4.4 seconds.
