India, June 14 -- Multitasking has become a common part of everyday life, as many people see it as a shortcut to better productivity. Juggling multiple things may appear to be more efficient as you are progressing with multiple things at the same time.ALSO READ: Replaying the same cringe memory from years ago? Neurologist explains why brain remembers embarrassing moments

Whether it is replying to work messages while scrolling through reels while watching television, making mango smoothies and attending calls or switching between multiple tabs while trying to finish one task, so much of multitasking can quickly turn into a messy hodgepodge of divided, scattered attention.

But is your brain designed to focus on several attention-demanding...