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Froggy Jumps DistractionOnline version Enjoy the game by Linh Đan 1 David Strayer’s main argument about hands-free devices challenges which common assumption? a Technology always improves safety b Risk only comes from physical distraction c Skilled drivers can manage any distraction 2 The phrase “your mind can be somewhere else” emphasizes: a Attention is more than eye contact b Visual focus is enough c Driving is automatic 3 Why does multitasking often feel productive despite reduced performance? a It increases dopamine reward b It creates a sense of activity c It creates a sense of activity 4 What is the likely long-term risk of constant digital switching? a Permanent brain damage b Chronic mental fatigue and stress c Loss of intelligence 5 Nature helps restore attention primarily by: a Shifting attention to effortless engagement b Increasing cognitive challenge c Eliminating all stimulation 6 The Chiba University study strengthens the argument by providing: a Measurable physiological data b Behavioral surveys only c Driving simulations 7 The 50-minute public garden study supports ART by showing: a Physical endurance improvement b Reduced appetite c Attention recovery in natural settings 8 Which assumption must be true for the presentation’s overall conclusion about nature and performance to remain logically valid? a All forms of digital technology produce equal levels of cognitive fatigue. b Directed attention has a limited capacity that can be temporarily depleted and later restored. c Physiological stress markers always correspond directly to reduced cognitive performance.

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by Linh Đan

David Strayer’s main argument about hands-free devices challenges which common assumption?

Technology always improves safety

Risk only comes from physical distraction

Skilled drivers can manage any distraction

The phrase “your mind can be somewhere else” emphasizes:

Attention is more than eye contact

Visual focus is enough

Driving is automatic

Why does multitasking often feel productive despite reduced performance?

It increases dopamine reward

It creates a sense of activity

What is the likely long-term risk of constant digital switching?

Permanent brain damage

Chronic mental fatigue and stress

Loss of intelligence

Nature helps restore attention primarily by:

Shifting attention to effortless engagement

Increasing cognitive challenge

Eliminating all stimulation

The Chiba University study strengthens the argument by providing:

Measurable physiological data

Behavioral surveys only

Driving simulations

The 50-minute public garden study supports ART by showing:

Physical endurance improvement

Reduced appetite

Attention recovery in natural settings

Which assumption must be true for the presentation’s overall conclusion about nature and performance to remain logically valid?

All forms of digital technology produce equal levels of cognitive fatigue.

Directed attention has a limited capacity that can be temporarily depleted and later restored.

Physiological stress markers always correspond directly to reduced cognitive performance.

You can integrate the game into an LMS compatible with LTI 1.1 or LTI 1.3 such as Canvas, Moodle, or Blackboard. This way, the scores will be automatically saved into the platform’s gradebook.

Distraction

Froggy Jumps

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DistractionOnline version

by Linh Đan

David Strayer’s main argument about hands-free devices challenges which common assumption?

The phrase “your mind can be somewhere else” emphasizes:

Why does multitasking often feel productive despite reduced performance?

What is the likely long-term risk of constant digital switching?

Nature helps restore attention primarily by:

The Chiba University study strengthens the argument by providing:

The 50-minute public garden study supports ART by showing:

Which assumption must be true for the presentation’s overall conclusion about nature and performance to remain logically valid?

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