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How does simple multitasking differ from complex multitasking?

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How does simple multitasking differ from complex multitasking?

How does simple multitasking differ from complex multitasking?

a. by incorporating help from one or more people

b. by maintaining focus on several different activities at once
c. by involving routine tasks that don't require much thought

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