Imagine being in the middle of your favorite book, tv show, or movie and somebody walks in to tell you “ Go wash the dishes”. As you get up you are fully annoyed by the way the person walked in too disturb you from what you were doing. You know you should go and do what was asked, but as you do it your thinking how if you would of stayed and finished what you were doing you would of felt much better. Interruptions are a substantial problem around the world, too which students and people in general agree.
First of all, interruptions are a very annoying and rude thing to do mostly when others are having an in depth conversation. You can interrupt by directly cutting someone else off too speak over them, or by finishing their sentence for them and then launching into what you have say believing what you have to say is much more important than what the other person has to say. When …show more content…
According too the website http://www.psychforums.com/living-with-mental-illness/topic51798.html it states “ if your writing, watching something, paying attention to something, or focusing on anything, then it throws you off like a sudden needle or pin prick, because it causes an abrupt and sudden halt of your thoughts, blocking their flow, like a TOTAL INTRUSION and attack. It's like your mind is hyperfocusing on something and can't tolerate being blocked or disturbed.….Once you get interrupted, you feel like your thought flow has been blocked. It feels like a chain or link is broken, and it's hard to pick up where you left off. The only way to get back on track is for you to remember the state of mind you were in BEFORE the interruption and try to continue as if the interruption didn't happen. This requires concentration and visualization, and can sometimes be difficult or easy, ranging from a few seconds to ten
First of all, interruptions are a very annoying and rude thing to do mostly when others are having an in depth conversation. You can interrupt by directly cutting someone else off too speak over them, or by finishing their sentence for them and then launching into what you have say believing what you have to say is much more important than what the other person has to say. When …show more content…
According too the website http://www.psychforums.com/living-with-mental-illness/topic51798.html it states “ if your writing, watching something, paying attention to something, or focusing on anything, then it throws you off like a sudden needle or pin prick, because it causes an abrupt and sudden halt of your thoughts, blocking their flow, like a TOTAL INTRUSION and attack. It's like your mind is hyperfocusing on something and can't tolerate being blocked or disturbed.….Once you get interrupted, you feel like your thought flow has been blocked. It feels like a chain or link is broken, and it's hard to pick up where you left off. The only way to get back on track is for you to remember the state of mind you were in BEFORE the interruption and try to continue as if the interruption didn't happen. This requires concentration and visualization, and can sometimes be difficult or easy, ranging from a few seconds to ten