Dr. Sophie Leroy a professor of Organizational Behavior at the University of Washington has conducted research on a phenomenon called "attention residue," which refers to the lingering effects of incomplete tasks on our ability to focus on new tasks.
Dr. Leroy's research has found that when individuals switch from one task to another without completing the first task, their attention remains divided and they are less able to fully focus on the new task. This can result in decreased performance, as well as feelings of stress and frustration.
In her research, Dr. Leroy has identified strategies to help mitigate the effects of attention residue, such as setting aside dedicated time to complete tasks before moving on to something new, practicing mindfulness and staying present in the moment, and restructuring one's work environment to minimize distractions.
Overall, Dr. Leroy's work has shed light on the importance of managing attention and task completion in order to optimize performance and well-being in the workplace.
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