Attention Failures is a cognitive phenomenon characterized by the inability to sustain, allocate, or appropriately direct mental focus during task performance, resulting in deviations from intended behavior due to lapses in vigilance, selective attention, or divided attention processes.
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Attentional Failures
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Media multitasking and failures of attention in everyday life
Brandon C. W. Ralph, David R. Thomson, James Allan Cheyne et al. · Psychological Research · 2013 · 190 citations
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