Are you sleeping on the job. Do you
know the dozing on job may be good for you and your overall efficiency.
Your bosses may balk on sleeping in office, but according to one study
guard to musician.
Just a half hour naps is good in
improving the efficiency of repetitive tasks such as screening baggage or
practicing music. Napping restores cognitive abilities that deteriote when
visual cortex is overloaded with information, according to Sara Med nick,
a psychology student of Harward University and a avowed napper.
She ask two group of student to
identify patterns project rapidly in the screen. Each group was then allow
to sleep for one hour or half hour. A third group who was not allowed to
nap showed a progressive decrease in performance. Other group who was
slept for half hour show better performance than the group one.