We tend to multitask best when ______.
A) engaging in tasks that both involve the same parts of the brain
B) trying to accomplish challenging mental tasks
C) using our nondominant hand or foot for one of the tasks
D) one of the tasks is a well-practiced mechanical habit, such as washing dishes

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Multitasking is most effective when one of the tasks is automatic or requires minimal cognitive effort, allowing the brain to focus more on the other, more demanding task. Well-practiced habits, like washing dishes, do not require significant mental resources, making it easier to perform another task simultaneously.

We Tend to Multitask Best When ______