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Pruebe a trabajar con música

Pruebe a trabajar con música

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Pruebe a trabajar con música Varios estudios confirman sus beneficios. Eso sí, no vale cualquier melodía, debe elegir sus canciones favoritas Regala esta noticia Añádenos en Google Carmen Barreiro 16/10/2020 Actualizado a las 07:02h. ¿Es usted de los que se pone música para trabajar o de los que, por el contrario, es incapaz de concentrarse con una melodía de fondo? Si es de los primeros, debe saber que hay varios estudios que demuestran las ventajas de escuchar música mientras escribe un informe, vende una camisa o rellena formularios.

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Pruebe a trabajar con música Varios estudios confirman sus beneficios. Eso sí, no vale cualquier melodía, debe elegir sus canciones favoritas Regala esta noticia Añádenos en Google Carmen Barreiro 16/10/2020 Actualizado a las 07:02h. ¿Es usted de los que se pone música para trabajar o de los que, por el contrario, es incapaz de concentrarse con una melodía de fondo? Si es de los primeros, debe saber que hay varios estudios que demuestran las ventajas de escuchar música mientras escribe un informe, vende una camisa o rellena formularios. Parece ser que los sonidos melódicos ayudan a motivar la secreción de dopamina en el área de recompensas del cerebro, lo que en la práctica se traduce en un aumento de la productividad y la autoestima del empleado.

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