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Smart Phones Reduce Your Brain Power A research has revealed just being nearby your smart phone can reduce your brain power significantly. You might want to give yourself and your smart phone alone time in the future. The study shows that our smart phone has become a constant resource of distraction, whether you are using it or not.it is a danger if our phones are connecting and available. The test tells us within sight or easy reach smart phones, even we try very hard to be concentrated, we still use some of our brain power for not being distracted, we fight for concentration actually jeopardize our brain power for what we are doing. From the research, we can see the linear trend that suggests the smart phones are more noticeable, the cognitive capacity are more decreased. Your conscious mind isn’t thinking about the phone, but the process is required yourself not thinking about your phone, occupying some of your cognitive power, it is a brain drain. If you are determined to focus or concentrate on something, you need to move you phone to another room and turn it off, putting it face down is not enough. It is not the notification from the phones distract us, it is the mere presence of our phones is capable of making us wonder. For those who want to concentrate on what you are doing now, I strongly suggest you get rid of your phone as far as possible, you might be more productive after you take my advice.

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Smart Phones Reduce Your Brain Power

A research study has revealed that just being nearby your smart phone can reduce your brain power significantly. You might want to give yourself and your smart phone a break from each other in the future.

The study shows that our smart phone has become a constant resource of distraction. Whether you are using it or not, it is a danger if our phones are connecting and available.

The test tells us when smart phones are within sight or easy reach, even when we try very hard to be focused on other things, we still use some of our brain power for not being distracted. Our fight for concentration actually jeopardizes our brain power for what we are doing.

From the research we can see the linear trend that suggests when smart phones are more noticeable, our cognitive capacity is more decreased. Your conscious mind isn’t thinking about the phone, but the process required by yourself for not thinking about your phone is occupying some of your cognitive power. It is a brain drain.

If you are determined to focus or concentrate on something, you need to move your phone to another room and turn it off. Putting it face down is not enough. It is not the notification from the phones that distracts us, but its mere presence is capable of making us wonder.

For those who want to concentrate on what you are doing now, I strongly suggest you place your phone as far away as possible. You might be more productive after you take my advice.


- Hi Shannon! Nice writing and an interesting topic, too. We haven`t chatted in awhile though, so I think you are following the article`s advice...hahaha. I hope we can chat soon. I hope all is well at work and home for you and your daughter is doing well. Have a great weekend! - Jeff

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