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Music while studying/BR-ing?
ilovethelsat
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Hi guys! Maybe this is not super important, but I was wondering if any of you listen to light music while studying and blind reviewing? Of course, I never listen to music while taking PTs, doing timed sections, or drilling questions, but I find it helpful to listen to music (not anything too stressful; mostly instrumental) while doing blind review and writing out my thought process for each question. Do you think this could potentially have a negative effect? It seems to help me focus and drown out any surrounding noise, but I'm not sure if it's doing something negative that I'm not realizing lol. Thanks!
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I think this is totally fine! This stuff gets tedious sometimes and if background music helps you put more time and focus in, then I think that's great. And since you're not using it on PT or anything like that I don't think it'll cause any harm.
I do it, still finding my way with getting to the 160's though. Thus I can not attest that it helps, but it hasn't hurt me yet!