Question

which statement primarily appeals to pathos, or emotion, to support the position that multitasking is harmful and interferes with peoples productivity? the effects of multitasking run deep: chronic multitaskers become scatterbrained and perpetually dissatisfied as they switch from one stimulus to the next. according to the late dr. clifford nass, a renowned technology researcher, multitasking leads to inefficiency and disorganized thinking. looking at university students who often juggled several different social media platforms, researchers found a positive correlation between multitasking and anxiety.

Explanation:

Pathos appeals to emotion. Words like "scatterbrained" and "perpetually dissatisfied" evoke emotional responses about the negative impacts of multitasking. The other options rely on expert testimony (Dr. Clifford Nass) or research findings (correlation between multitasking and anxiety) rather than emotional language.

Answer:

The effects of multitasking run deep: chronic multitaskers become scatterbrained and perpetually dissatisfied as they switch from one stimulus to the next.