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    teacher at Acacia Elementary School, explained that for about an hour and a half, your brain is active, but at about 2 hours, you stop paying attention well enough. Kids should have break, other than recess and lunch, and All the Arts is long enough. Unfortunately, it seems so short to everyone because it's so…

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    Selective Screening

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    in Chapter 3 of the text, the four stages of the perceptual process are attention and selection, organization, interpretation, and retrieval. In the first stage of the perceptual process, attention and selection, individuals resolve to selective screening in order to filter a high volume of information. Selective screening is two-fold: one is channeled through controlled screening in which an individual chooses to pay attention to certain information and ignore the rest; and the second screening…

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    Inattentional Blindness

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    The article entitled “Gorillas in our midst: sustained inattentional blindness for dynamic events” discusses the theory of inattentional blindness. At its simplest level, inattentional blindness means that we do not always see what is in front of our eyes. Accordingly, experiments were set since the 1970’s to prove this hypothesis. Scientists agree on the fact that perception is the ability to consciously identify the things we see and the changes that occur around us, but according to the…

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    concentration shields against distraction. The first reason is “undesired processing of the background is reduced”, and this means that if someone is engaged in an activity that causes for a high level of concentration it is unlikely that they will pay attention to things surrounding them. For example, if during a basketball game the score is tied and a player is fouled and sent to the free throw line, the pressure of the game is on the player shooting free throws, so he/she has a high…

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    Pokemon Research Paper

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    What's A Pokémon Everything You Have Wanted To Know About Pokémon Pokémon is fictional creatures of all styles and sizes who live at some stage in the sector. the word pokémon is brief for "pocket monster" Pokémon had been brought into recognition through the Nintendo game boy lower back in 1998, they have been a viral phenomenon via each video games and a TV display. Considering then there were additional video games, the famous trading card game, a gaming community, and a full product line…

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    at a price. I would say that this is a very urgent matter and I even found some of Carr 's evidence a bit unsettling. How we gain knowledge is mostly shaped by the way we access it, we can see that our current generation does not exactly have the attention span to go trough an interesting article or book that may help them discover something new, instead most of them would rather get distracted by the immense amount of entertainment that the internet provides. I say this because I was a bit…

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    -Four Day School Week- I bet you would love a four day school week, but is it unhealthy ? Yes actually it is very unhealthy for us and I will tell you why. My goal is to prove that my side of a four day week schedule. I have been thinking about this topic, and know that i 've studied it i feel good about it.Students need more time to to learn a four - day - week - schedule is not enough. A three day weekend gives less memory retained. Sometimes students do not think that their home is safe. My…

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    Additional disabilities that frequently occur with CVI include cerebral palsy, hydrocephalus, and intellectual disabilities (Palmer, 2003). The effects of CVI are not heterogeneous and manifest differently depending on the cause of the impairment and the individual experiencing it; CVI affected individuals’ experiences also tend to be inconsistent over time and worsened by fatigue, illness, unfamiliarity…

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    Why Is Focus Important

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    Focus, according to the Cambridge dictionary, is defined as the central point of attention or interest, or the ability to give all your attention, time, and energy to a particular activity. Having focus will significantly reduce the amount of time you waste each day dealing with distractions. You will have more control over your life and be able to use the time you saved in a more beneficial way. Why is focus important Focus is very important because it has such a significant impact on so…

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    Meditation is the best way to relax and de-stress. It can also improve the focus and concentration, which are really essential to accomplish the tasks at hand. In today’s age, distractions are in plenty and these can keep us away from completing the immediate work. Meditating regularly can improve our creativity and reduce the stress, which can lead to better results. How to Meditate? For people, who are used to doing Multitasking, to sit at one place quietly, can seem to be quite daunting.…

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