Low infant positive affect and infant attentiveness to parent, recorded at 12-months during an episode of parent child interaction, predict 3-year autism outcome (Wan et al., 2013).
But attentiveness to affect encourages us to imagine ourselves beyond the present: even if feelings of exhaustion, indifference, or disillusionment may have been naturalized, that doesn't mean they're natural.
Memory becomes compromised in sleep deprivation, with decreased attentiveness affecting our ability to process information.
In the early 1990s, a team of psychologists set out to determine how a mother's attentiveness affects her children as they grow up.
He noted that surgical "subordinates" (including residents) signal their moral worth to their superiors "in a variety of manners: by their degree of attentiveness as they hold retractors, by their affect as they discuss clinical problems, by their rapport with patients, and by their resourcefulness in getting things done.
This does not mean, however, that eliciting positive affect is not an important part of teaching, as positive affect includes attentiveness and interest.
These results show that the rate of societal learning can greatly affect the final size of disease outbreaks, justifying investment in early warning systems and attentiveness to disease outbreak by both government authorities and the public.
As college students tend to do when the end of a discussion is near, they'd listen with increasing attentiveness so as not to miss a word of what I'd say next... Poor sleep habits affect your physical health in several ways, including by weakening your immune system.
Similarly, positive affect has been disaggregated into Joviality (e.g. cheerful, happy, enthusiastic), Self-Assurance (e.g. confident, strong, daring) and Attentiveness (e.g. alert, concentrating, determined) [ 82].
Still other research looked at how the color of light affects cognitive functions, such as attentiveness, memory and emotional change.
In "Dorothy," the most affecting, she portrays with a delicate touch and tender attentiveness an old woman with big glasses who slumps glumly in a chair.
