"attention resources" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to resources or materials that will help someone focus their attention. For example, "I found some useful attention resources online to help my son focus when he's doing homework."
Cognitive biases refer to the tendency to preferentially process negative or threatening information, either through increased allocation of attention resources (attentional bias) or via rapid assignment of negative or threatening appraisals to ambiguous information (interpretive bias) – for an overview see: [ 7].
The aim of this study is to establish whether the WM problems in PD are due to reduced attentional set-shifting resources rather than depletion of attention resources.
With Churchill's support, the artificial harbours received immediate attention, resources, time, and energy.
The results are discussed in the context of the attention resources allocation theory applied to tactile modality.
But U.S. credibility evaporated when we launched a war of choice against Iraq, diverting attention, resources and troops from Afghanistan and the hunt for bin Laden.
The common thread across each task is the engagement of selective attention resources, with each task assessing this construct in a distinct manner.
The new head spent up to $2 million cleaning up the mess created by diverting attention, resources, and teaching capability from other age groups and subjects.
In particular, archers who accepted training deployed similar attention resources to threatening and positive stimuli but those who accepted sham training avoided attention from threatening stimuli.
Using the dual task paradigm, previous studies have suggested that working memory (WM) deficit is due to depleted attention resources in patients with Parkinson's disease (PD).
Recent studies showed that schizophrenic patients possess adequate attention resources to avoid Stroop colour interference but face difficulty when delays are imposed and multiple attention demands appear.
