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Focus Music for Studying

Music can improve consistency when it is predictable, low-lyric, and matched to task complexity.

Music selection rule

Use familiar, low-variance tracks during deep reading or writing work.

Pair with timers

Keep one playlist per sprint length to reduce decision fatigue between cycles.

FAQs

Is lyric-free music always better?

Not always, but it often reduces interference on language-heavy tasks.

Can music hurt concentration?

Yes, especially when tempo and novelty are high for complex tasks.