The phrase "attention in which" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific type of attention or focus in a particular context or situation.
Example: "The study examined the attention in which participants engaged during the task."
Alternatives: "focus in which" or "awareness in which".
In the present article we present a PET study of auditory spatial attention in which we manipulated orientation of attention, attentional load, and difficulty of the task by means of the dichotic listening paradigm.
This dissociation parallels the known functional dissociation of their right-hemisphere homologues in studies of spatial attention, in which dorsal areas implement voluntary and effortful attentional process, while a ventral network is involved in attentional reorienting according to behavioural relevance and irrespective of perceptual salience [61] [62].
They are beautiful acts of attention, in which the revelatory detail is cherished for its own sake, freed from the narrative necessities of performance.
And you can't complain about a show that gets 800 teenagers into the theatre on a wet Wednesday afternoon and generates the kind of rapt attention in which you could hear a pin drop.
Going beyond "orienting," in which we deliberately gather information, and "selective attention," in which we concentrate on solving a particular problem, open awareness frees the brain to make the "serendipitous associations" that lead to fresh insights.
A more pessimistic view sees a Hobbesian war for human attention in which the DVR competes with the multiplex and the churchly communal concentration of the cinema is disrupted by the annoying flickering of smartphones.
Consider first theories of attention allocation in which participants are completely free to allocate their attentional resources to different intensity regions.
Nonreviewing colleagues drew to my attention ways in which this performance should have been sharper, and if they're right, then the taped music may be one reason.
In adulthood, animals were tested on an attention task in which the duration, location, and onset time of a brief visual cue varied randomly between trials.
Participants engaged in a feature-based selective attention task in which they were instructed to actively discriminate the target stimulus based on a combination of color (C), orientation (O), and shape (S) features.
36– 39 Observed behavioural changes in offspring prenatally exposed to glucocorticoids include altered activity and reduced attention, areas in which the dopaminergic system plays a central role.
