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L’être humain moyen a-t-il vraiment une capacité d’attention plus courte qu’un poisson rouge?

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Est-ce qu’on t’a déjà dit que ta capacité d’attention était plus courte que celle d’un poisson rouge? 🐠

Bien que cette affirmation n’ait jamais été avérée, nos capacités d’attention SONT EN TRAIN de changer! 📉 Que ce soit au travail ou dans nos loisirs, les écrans et l’internet présentent des caractéristiques uniques qui peuvent nous empêcher de rester concentré·e·s.

Continue à lire pour savoir ce qui se passe réellement avec ta capacité d’attention, et comment tu peux la retrouver.

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