inattentively

inattentive | American Dictionary

inattentive
adjective
us/ˌɪn·əˈten·tɪv/
not listening to what is being said or giving your attention to what is happening:
Barbara has been inattentive in class lately.

Examples of inattentive

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Some judges are inattentive or cognitively inept, for example.
Maternal education and age at birth of target child and inattentive kindergarten behavior significantly influenced the model.
Given that most voters are relatively inattentive to politics, campaigns provide a crucial arena for candidates to discuss their views on specific issues.
Performance of inattentive-overactive children on selected measures of prefrontal-type function.
Processing speed in children with attention deficit0hyperactivity disorder, inattentive type.
Hyperactive/inattentive behaviors and oppositional/aggressive behaviors may have a transactional relationship developmentally.
Sluggish cognitive tempo predicts a different pattern of impairment in the attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, predominantly inattentive type.
The distress scream and cry, however, may have developed as distance signals to attract absent or inattentive social partners.
A twin study of inattentive, aggressive, and anxious/depressed behaviors.
However, the majority of early onset antisocial youth had a history of aggressive, inattentive, or sensation-seeking behavior in the preschool years.
Maternal education and age at birth of the target child and inattentive behavior significantly influenced the model.
For children who experienced grade retention, the results indicate both short- and longterm problems in inattentive behavior over its natural persisting trajectory.
In response, users may either become inattentive or try to take the dialogue initiative in ways which the system cannot handle.
Generally speaking, equilibrium analysis is inattentive to the possibility that such categories and relations might themselves be subject to social reconstitution.
Developmentally, transactional influences may increase the risk for oppositional and aggressive behaviors among children who are hyperactive/inattentive.
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