Continuous CBCL scores were correlated across ages (Pearson r = 0.46 0.54; p < 0.01), and at each age, all continuous attention measures were correlated with one another (Pearson r = 0.16 0.85; p < 0.01) except for the NEPSY test of visual attention, which was not correlated with any outcome (r = −0.09 to 0.04).
Nonetheless, there is a need for continuous attention because of the number of people exposed and the existence of high-risk groups.
A score of above 70 in omission errors, commission errors, or hit reaction time standard deviation is a represent of continuous attention deficit and that clinically attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) is suspected.
In play, the activity is its own end, although the activity may include considerable looking ahead, whereas work involves a longer course of activity with a greater demand for continuous attention (Dewey 1915, p. 202 204).
The study of the dynamics taking place during power system blackouts is a subject that receives continuous attention in view of its inherent complexity and relevant consequences.
Andrews and Thomson see depression as a way of bolstering our feeble analytical skills, making it easier to pay continuous attention to a difficult dilemma.
Another important change in the concept of medical care has entailed moving from the primary care continuous attention concept towards a continuous emergency attention model.
It may adopt a continuous partial attention, and we can't help but live in shallow noisy waters and lack a sense of awareness and depth of what is the most skillful response to daily stress.
The removal of 4-nitrophenol (4-NP) has received continuous attention in the past decades because it is a common organic pollutant in industrial wastewater.
With future technological breakthroughs, these resources will probably enter a gradual exploitation phase, forming a critical supplement to our country's existing natural gas production; therefore continuous attention needs to be paid to them.
