Should you listen music during study?
1.if the musing is fast and loud it distrupt reading comprehension.because you use same part of brain for music and language
2.music with lyrics is more distracting than music without lyrics.
3.if you are listening your favourite style of music it can enhance your study.if it something you don't like it can distract.
In the case of music you should use your common sense and discovers what works best for you.
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