Females prefer males that can multi-task

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<p><a href=“http://www.natureworldnews.com/articles/3525/20130817/females-prefer-males-multitask.htm[/url]”>http://www.natureworldnews.com/articles/3525/20130817/females-prefer-males-multitask.htm&lt;/a&gt;

Human females also prefer males who can do ________ and ________ at the same time ;)</p>

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<p>But are these frogs * funny?*
My H isnt as good at multi- tasking as say- your average woman, but we do share a similar sense of humor.
[Women</a> love funny guys, Stanford University study says](<a href=“http://now.msn.com/women-love-funny-guys-stanford-university-study-says]Women”>http://now.msn.com/women-love-funny-guys-stanford-university-study-says)</p>

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<p>Hasn’t there been multiple recent reported studies which found that in practice, human beings in practice can’t really multitask and all the individual tasks end up suffering quality-wise and time savings were illusory?</p>

<p>Personally, I prefer someone who can focus on doing one thing well and getting it done and over with efficiently and then moving on to the next thing than someone else who feels he/she is good at multitasking and not being able to get them done efficiently or well.</p>

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<p>Really? Frogs???</p>

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<p>All it said was female frogs react to more mating calls per minute. To me that is one task. Now if the frog could make mating calls and catch flies at the same time, that would be multi-tasking.</p>

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<p>Is working on a computer while “listening” to one speak multi-tasking? If so, I am not sure women find that attractive.</p>

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<p>I really want to know who funds these types of studies… lol</p>

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<p>Multi tasking is a myth or a delusion.</p>

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<p>The federal government</p>

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<p>Do males of ANY species exist who can multitask?</p>

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The human equivalent of that is telling wife the correct answer when she asks “does this dress make me look fat?” and bringing home a paycheck.</p>

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<p>…talking and thinking…</p>