A boring journey, a debt lecture at the university, free evening or a moment to “warm up gray cells” are situations in which we usually reach PO. Most often, we choose sudoku and crosswords, both in the form of “analog”, i.e. filled with a pencil or pen, as well as in applications on the phone. However, are they very popular?
What’s better, a crossword or sudoku? Readers chose
Some time ago in one of our articles you will find, we asked readers if they solve sudoku or crosswords. The probe’s results have shown that crosswords have much more supporters. As much as 48.10 percent granted such an answer, as of February 13. readers (1091 votes). Slightly less, because 30.78 percent (686 answers) likes both forms of this entertainment. The least, because 11.86 percent people (269 replies) of the will of Sudoku. It’s four times less than in the case of crosswords. 3.66 percent He does not like such puzzles, 5.6 percent He prefers other exercises for the brain.
Are crosswords and sudoku good by heart? Scientists also have a favorite
Scientists have shown, regular solving puzzles, crosswords, and above all Sudoku can help Inhibit the decrease in cognitive abilities, improve memory and concentration that weakens with age, not only U. – The brain, which is accustomed to stability, is bored, does not develop and does not exercise. That is why we have to provide him with variability – explained psychologist Justyna Święcicka on the radio “Jedynki”.
Although readers prefer crosswords, Scientists definitely indicate that among both of these entertainment, Sudoku brings more benefits. He trains concentration and ability to draw conclusions, but that’s not all. – He can also improve logical thinking and association. It has an advantage over crosses in this respect – explained neurologist Piotr Ślifirczyk in Radio “Jedynka”. Do you practice gray cells? We invite you to participate in the poll and commenting.
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Source: Gazeta
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