The phrase "attention monitoring" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to psychology, education, or technology, where the focus is on observing and assessing attention levels or behaviors.
Example: "The study focused on attention monitoring to determine how well students could concentrate during lectures."
Alternatives: "attention tracking" or "focus assessment".
This suggests that the combination of CoPerplexity and an RW based algorithm can effectively identify a set of users for collective attention monitoring.
"There may be so much internal communication that the brain becomes preoccupied with itself, less able to process information coming in from the outside world," he says, noting that studies have found that people with depression have heightened connectivity among brain networks involved in paying attention, monitoring internal and external cues, remembering the past, and controlling emotions.
In humans as well as other primates, BA 10 facilitates 'executive functions' including organizing sensory information, maintaining attention, monitoring working memory, and coordinating goal-directed behaviours (Teffer and Semendeferi, 2012).
Access to audio controls and attention monitoring tools.
But an "attention monitoring" system based on eye tracking is more effective.
This study investigated the effects of attention monitoring with EEG biofeedback on university students' attention and self-efficacy for learning.
Among them are Doze Alert and the Nap Zapper, mechanisms worn behind the ear that buzz loudly if your head falls forward; the Driver-Drowsiness Alert System, which uses vehicle-mounted sensors to monitor driver behavior and deliver a warning (including light, sounds and seat vibration); and the Steering Attention Monitor that sets off an alarm when abnormal steering movement is detected.
Dick Middlekauff, 43, who says he drives 75,000 miles a year for Ebiz-Innovations, an Internet-based company he owns, bought the Steering Attention Monitor after "pushing it so hard" on several 400-mile trips between Jacksonville, Fla., and Atlanta that he would find himself at exits and not remember how he got there.
Representative applications of passive and affective BCIs include neurogaming [4, 5], neuromarketing [6], attention monitors [7], and automated multimedia affective tagging [8], to name a few.
Finally, executive attention monitors and resolves any conflicts arising between thought, emotion, and action (Raz & Buhle, 2006).
Recommendation 5: In designing projects in the future, UNICEF Thailand should pay considerably more attention to monitoring the sustainability of project outputs and particularly outcomes.
