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melliebags m
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to concerntrate |
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Avalon
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what |
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jon k
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because people are dumb lol |
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bigbowlofsalad
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There's only a certain amount of information that can be held actively in your mind at one time (working memory) when we need to focus attention to a more specific task it will take up more of this working memory capcity so other less important information (radio) will be compromised.
Also, if the radio is playing something with words, this may interfere with subvocal speech being used by the person. |
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Andrea S
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because it is distracting, but we have a GPS now so no more looking. |
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CoLy
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For better concentration on the map- who can concentrate while they are too busy jammin' on their favorite tunes or about ready to rip the stereo out because of the stupid comercials?? |
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ALAN Q
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'Cos you can't concentrate with someone prattling inanities in yer ear hole. |
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suckaslug
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To concentrate, good question though. When i drive into my dad's cul de sac I always turn my music down |
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palebeachbum
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It's easier to concentrate without noise as a distraction. |
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special1
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if you have sat nav then it is so that you can hear the directions !!! |
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c.j.davies
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LOL it's so true, I do it all the time - to concentrate |
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Corky
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Can't look and listen at the same time! |
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Life after 45
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I'm sorry, I cannot decipher your words, please ask the question again, thanks :) |
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mxzptlk
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It allows you to concentrate on looking. You're taking away some of the sensory overload |
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BABY_GURL
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lol good question , because you feel the need to turn it down so you can concentrate |
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Phil J
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Less distraction. |
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alipet
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so you can concetrate, you really would not be listening to the radio at that time |
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