The effect of music on anaesthetists' psychomotor performance
作者： C. R. E. Hawksworth , P. Sivalingam , A. J. Asbury
DOI: 10.1046/J.1365-2044.1998.00274.X
关键词: Classical music 、 Poison control 、 Injury control 、 Anesthesia 、 Applied psychology 、 Silence 、 Medicine 、 Psyche 、 Psychomotor learning 、 Operating theatres 、 Accident prevention
摘要: Music is frequently played in operating theatres, but may prove distracting to anaesthetists. We undertook a laboratory-based study of the effects music on psychomotor performance 12 anaesthetic trainees. Using part computer-based PsychE evaluation programme, we were unable demonstrate any effect self-chosen music, silence, white noise or classical their these tests.
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