Working in the background podcast or music are you listening? Or do you prefer silence? According to a study by scientists, having random sounds in the background can increase learning ability or deepen knowledge learned.

According to the results of the research by scientists, randomly in the background, artificially created sounds It helps our brain. The reason for this situation is the anatomical structure of our brain.

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When there are random noises in the background, our brains are plasticity increases. Plasticity is also directly related to our brain’s ability to learn. In short, as plasticity increases, our brains are much more likely to make new connections and create new channels.

Of course, scientists are not talking about random songs here. that’s how it is A playlist we opened from Spotify It is not possible to increase our learning ability with To activate this effect, it is necessary to listen to a special kind of music. This kind of music Transcranial Random Sound Stimulus (tRNS) is called.

With the tRNS method, electrodes are placed on the person’s skull and weak electrical currents are sent to different parts of the brain. neurologist from Edith Cowan University in Australia Onno van der Groensays this effect shows promise and could enhance the learning of people with neurological problems.

Although there is no new study in the research, from tRNS It is argued that it is important to evaluate the effect of previous studies. While tRNS improves short-term learning, it enhances long-term learning. permanent increase in cognitive performance supports. According to previous studies, tRNS increases visual perception, makes data processing more efficient and increases our ability to focus. On the other hand, tRNS It doesn’t have the same effect on everyone.For example, it doesn’t improve the math of someone who is already doing super math. It’s helpful when you learn something new. Researchers are now looking for ways to make tRNS even more useful.