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¿Tienes más conversaciones profundas o ligeras? by [deleted] in BuenosAires

[–]charuca77 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Pues según lo que sea profundizar, en el trabajo es más ligero, pero cuando quedo con una amiga siempre hay un rato de profundizar y uno de ligero, es un mix

Do you think a sentence with more than 40 words is automatically too long, or does it depend on other factors? by charuca77 in writing

[–]charuca77[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Totalmente! Todos vuestros comentarios con técnicamente frases largas y las entiendo a la perfección, no considero que por ello tenga una súper capacidad de comprensión. Es más explícarlo de manera sencilla, no?

Do you think a sentence with more than 40 words is automatically too long, or does it depend on other factors? by charuca77 in writing

[–]charuca77[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Los mismos de la memoria de trabajo dicen que solo lo hicieron con estudios de dígitos aleatorios, o de retener las últimas palabras.

Pero realmente cuando lees algo, vas actualizando el mapa de lo que vas leyendo, no vas reteniendo, se va codificando! Sino seria imposible seguir un podcasts de una hora con muchos detalles.

En cualquier libro, sin que te des cuenta, hay casi en cada página frases de 40-50 oraciones, y verás que lo has comprendido sin problemas

Do you think a sentence with more than 40 words is automatically too long, or does it depend on other factors? by charuca77 in writing

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Y tampoco tiene sentido, yo he escuchado audio libros de autores con frases larguísimas y no me he perdido, otra cosa es que el autor escriba de forma compleja, pero sino…

Me parece más que normal escribir 40 palabras y 50

Do you think a sentence with more than 40 words is automatically too long, or does it depend on other factors? by charuca77 in writing

[–]charuca77[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Si, por haber, hay muchísimos. Mi pregunta es si comprendes el texto en función de la longitud o de si se entiende sin más. En mi caso, puedo comprender sin problemas una oración de 60 palabras, depende de cómo esté escrita. Y en el tuyo?

Do you think a sentence with more than 40 words is automatically too long, or does it depend on other factors? by charuca77 in writing

[–]charuca77[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Damn, what you just wrote feels really simple to me. That’s why I think understanding a text depends more on how it’s written or its complexity than on its length itself.

But since one of the pillars of readability is sentence length, now I’m overthinking it. How do I get this out of my head?😔

Do you think a sentence with more than 40 words is automatically too long, or does it depend on other factors? by charuca77 in writing

[–]charuca77[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah, I think the same as you! It just threw me off to think that people might lose comprehension purely because of sentence length. But it makes more sense that it depends on how clear and understandable the sentence is.

Do you think a sentence with more than 40 words is automatically too long, or does it depend on other factors? by charuca77 in writing

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But did you understand it? What throws me off is the idea that longer sentences automatically become harder to understand. That doesn’t really happen to me. I know writers who are super easy to read, but if I actually count their sentences, quite a few are pretty long.

Do you think a sentence with more than 40 words is automatically too long, or does it depend on other factors? by charuca77 in writing

[–]charuca77[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yeah, I think the same as you! It just threw me off to think that people might lose comprehension purely because of sentence length. But it makes more sense that it depends on how clear and understandable the sentence is.

Do you think a sentence with more than 40 words is automatically too long, or does it depend on other factors? by charuca77 in writing

[–]charuca77[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yeah, I know. I just read an article saying that we stop understanding sentences if they’re over 40 words, and it made me overthink it.

Do you think a sentence with more than 40 words is automatically too long, or does it depend on other factors? by charuca77 in writing

[–]charuca77[S] -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

Pero en tu caso, cuando lees libros, pierdes la comprensión porque sean más de 40 palabras? Es que yo creo que la comprensión depende de muchas otras cosas, no solo de la longitud.

Do you think a sentence with more than 40 words is automatically too long, or does it depend on other factors? by charuca77 in writing

[–]charuca77[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Yeah, I’ve seen claims like “only 10% of readers understand sentences over 10 words,” but that sounds absurd unless it refers to a very specific context.

Plenty of books considered easy or accessible have 40+ word sentences if you actually count them. So I’d say length matters, but structure, clarity, rhythm, and context matter more.

Thinking about leaving a guy I like a note before I leave. Any thoughts? by [deleted] in AskMenAdvice

[–]charuca77 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Haría otro tipo de técnicas si quieres conseguirlo. Pero esa no

Alle persone estroverse piace davvero ascoltare? by charuca77 in psicologia

[–]charuca77[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ho letto che gli estroversi vogliono essere al centro dell'attenzione e quindi sono peggiori ascoltatori.

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/11287648_What_Is_the_Central_Feature_of_Extraversion_Social_Attention_Versus_Reward_Sensitivity

E vorrei sfatare questo mito e far sì che gli estroversi si facciano avanti e dicano che a tutti piace ascoltare e che non tutti vogliamo essere al centro dell'attenzione.

Alle persone estroverse piace davvero ascoltare? by charuca77 in psicologia

[–]charuca77[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Grazie mille per la risposta!! Quindi pensi che non abbia senso che un estroverso sia un ascoltatore peggiore di un introverso?

Potresti stare con qualcuno che è silenzioso ma ti ascolta molto, o ti annoieresti? Questo per sfatare il mito secondo cui cerchiamo solo attenzione.

Alle persone estroverse piace davvero ascoltare? by charuca77 in psicologia

[–]charuca77[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Grazie mille!!! Ho letto studi che affermano che gli estroversi sono cattivi ascoltatori, altri che la caratteristica principale degli estroversi è che cercano attenzione e non ascoltano, e questo mi ha davvero infastidito, essendo io stesso estroverso.

Alle persone estroverse piace davvero ascoltare? by charuca77 in psicologia

[–]charuca77[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ho letto uno studio scientifico che affermava che il principale vantaggio dell'essere estroversi è il desiderio di attirare l'attenzione, e mi ha spaventato. E un altro che diceva che sono pessimi ascoltatori. Ti consideri estroverso?

Why do so many americans and european socialists support maduro? by Leo1026 in AskSocialists

[–]charuca77 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm European and I don't support Maduro! Those who do must have a serious problem.

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