“…Since we assessed media multitasking using only a small subset of all possible media-multitasking behaviors, an important question for future studies will be to examine whether associations between cognition and media multitasking do exist for other types of media-multitasking behaviors. Furthermore, in conducting these studies it is also important to consider that people tend to underestimate their frequency of switching between media streams (Brasel & Gips, 2011) and that they tend to overestimate the time they spend using media (Deng, Meng, Kononova, & David, 2018). Another recommendation for future studies would therefore be to combine the use of self-report measures with the use of more objective methods such as diaries (Voorveld & Goot, 2013;Wang & Tchernev, 2012), video recordings of behavior (Rigby, Brumby, Gould, & Cox, 2017), and, especially, automatic tracking on a participant's devices (Wang & Tchernev, 2012;Yeykelis, Cummings, & Reeves, 2014).…”