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Working memory – your brain’s temporary notepad – takes the biggest hit from multitasking. This system can only hold limited information, and task-switching quickly fills that capacity.

Any time you record a new memory (for example, learning a new skill), it changes the connections between neurons in your brain. These connections are known as synapses, forming networks in your brain.