attentional focus

collocation in English

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focus
noun
uk /ˈfəʊ.kəs/ us /ˈfoʊ.kəs/
the main or central point of something, especially of attention ...
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Examples of attentional focus

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The second type of construal important to the argument of this article concerns selection of attentionalfocus, which makes certain aspects of meanings salient.
Another measure - a posttreatment, retrospective questionnaire - was also used to probe the attentionalfocus of the subjects during the treatment.
To interpret others' attentionalfocus, blind children depend primarily on auditory and tactile information.
For example, directives are coded within their social context, so directives following a child's attentionalfocus are distinguished from directives redirecting the child's attention.
When people encounter sequential material, the most simple assumption is that each attentionalfocus embraces a small number of contiguous elements.
The general slowing of responses, instead, is often interpreted as response inhibition and a lack of attentionalfocus.
Converging evidence of this kind would provide most valuable to support for assumption of a unitary capacity limited attentionalfocus.
Any information within this window of attentionalfocus is fully activated and fully accessible.
The coder subsequently waited until a change in attentionalfocus occurred in the target child for longer than 3 seconds.
At the onset of each condition, infants' attentionalfocus was recorded to be either toward person, toy or other.
Chunking, we contend, is a ubiquitous phenomenon, due to the intrinsic constraints of attentional processing, with each chunk corresponding to one attentionalfocus.
As a consequence, it is highly probable that "cat" rather than "look" enters into the momentary attentionalfocus.
Pauses, in fact, partly determine the content of the attentionalfocus, because attention naturally gathers events in close temporal proximity.
Their findings provide support for the notion that sensitivity to children's attentionalfocus is a key aspect of maternal directiveness.
Developmental changes in pointing as a function of attentionalfocus.
Secondly, the category of attention-focusing events included both events that led and events that followed into the child's attentionalfocus.
The distinction between coordinated and passive joint engagement is the child's behavior, that is, the active monitoring of the adult's attentionalfocus.
First, it needs to be clarified what exactly the nature of the elements (chunks) within the attentionalfocus is.
Like most connectionist models, this one requires neither conscious awareness nor explicitly built-in attentionalfocus.
The critical importance of attentionalfocus in this model is extremely interesting.
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