長文読解講座 第6講
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Smartphones send us dozens of notifications every day. Each of them takes only a second to check, so we tend to think that they do little harm. This is a mistake. After an interruption, the mind needs several minutes to return fully to its original task.
Some students believe that they can study and reply to messages at the same time. Such a belief is not supported by research on attention. People who switch between tasks make more errors and remember less than those who do one thing at a time. If we want to protect our concentration, we should turn off notifications while we work. It is a simple step, but it requires us to accept that our attention is limited.
第3文の This が指す内容として最も適切なものは?
Such a belief が指す内容として最も適切なものは?
最後の文の It が指すものとして最も適切なものは?
長文読解講座 第6講 / 解答・解説
Smartphones send us dozens of notifications every day. Each of them takes only a second to check, so we tend to think that they do little harm. This is a mistake. After an interruption, the mind needs several minutes to return fully to its original task.
Some students believe that they can study and reply to messages at the same time. Such a belief is not supported by research on attention. People who switch between tasks make more errors and remember less than those who do one thing at a time. If we want to protect our concentration, we should turn off notifications while we work. It is a simple step, but it requires us to accept that our attention is limited.
丸=合図の語 太い線=主張 マーカー=注目 点線=言い換え 波線=指すもの 薄い字=軽く読む所
スマートフォンは毎日、何十もの通知を私たちに送ってきます。1つ1つは確かめるのに1秒しかかからないので、私たちは通知にほとんど害は無いと考えがちです。これは間違いです。中断の後、頭が元の作業に完全に戻るには数分かかります。勉強とメッセージの返信を同時にできると信じている学生もいます。そのような考えは、注意力の研究によって支持されていません。作業を切り替える人は、一度に1つのことをする人よりも間違いが多く、覚えている量も少ないのです。集中力を守りたいなら、作業の間は通知を切るべきです。それは簡単な一歩ですが、自分の注意力には限りがあると認めることが必要になります。