title: The Multitasking Mind (Oxford Series on Cognitive Models and Architectures)
author:  Dario D. Salvucci 
description: <br />With this book and their theory of threaded cognition, Salvucci and Taatgen have brought the promise of cognitive architectures to a new high point. In a highly accessible way, they show how one can take theories that have strong laboratory support and use them to make novel predictions about important real-world applications. One can read the book and go away with an understanding of how to better deal with the multitasking demands of everyday life. <br />--John Anderson, Carnegie Mellon University <br />
zlib_text: Mental Models Revealed
  
  
  
  
  
  Why You Should Not Only Rely On Them And What To Do Instead
  
  
  
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  Table of Contents
  
  
  
  [ Introduction ](text00003.html#_Toc20519248)
  
  [ Chapter 1: When Your Mental Model Goes Wrong ](text00004.html#_Toc20519249)
  
  [ How You Can Predict Traps ](text00004.html#_Toc20519250)
  
  [ When You Use Narrow Thinking ](text00004.html#_Toc20519251)
  
  [ How You Fall For Anchoring And Framing ](text00004