Men Should Avoid Listening To AC/DC When Playing Board Games (Week in Review)
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Men Should Avoid Listening To AC/DC When Playing Board Games was a Top 3 story on Thursday: (Classic Rock) Men should avoid rock music if they want to stand a chance at winning board games this festive season, new research suggests. Men were more distracted and made more mistakes when listening to AC/DC than when they listened to classical music, a study by London's Imperial College and the Royal College of Music found. Having music on had no effect on women and they generally performed better than men at the Operation board game involved in the study. It's thought that rock music may cause more auditory stress in men than women, which affects their focus. Lead researcher Dr Daisy Fancourt reports: "Although this study was all performed in our spare time, it is part of our wider research into the effect of music on performance - particularly in a medical setting such as an operating theatre. "One of our areas of research is how we can boost performance in many different settings - from rowing in the Olympics to a musical performance. This study suggests that for men who are operating or playing a board game, rock music may be a bad idea." AC/DC's longtime drummer Phil Rudd adds: "Now I know why I always lose at Scrabble." Read more - here.
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