The phrase "attention shaping" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to psychology, marketing, or any field where the focus of attention is being influenced or directed.
Example: "The new advertising campaign employs attention shaping techniques to engage viewers more effectively."
Alternatives: "attention management" or "focus manipulation".
Mingus read certain panels aloud, incanting them, shaping Dylan's attention, shaping his own.
Whatever the case, comics and graphic novels were in a state of flux in the first decade of the 21st century, with a rapidly changing marketplace and furious growth in critical and academic attention shaping the manner in which these terms were understood.
The overview of Wykes and Spaulding [ 35] as well as the study by Silverstein et al. [ 39] are promising in so far as attention shaping e.g. turned out to be an effective example of support cognition, in that cognitive abilities are improved within the environmental context where the patient is experiencing difficulty, leading to gains in both attention and functional outcome.
"Attention shapes the brain," as Rick Hanson says in Buddha's Brain.
This chapter discusses the limitations on attention, shape, thought, and action.
However, individuals with AD performed significantly worse on tests of static spatial contrast sensitivity, visual attention, shape-from-motion, color, visuospatial construction and visual memory.
It's the way in which these profoundly enmeshed relationships – lubricated by the exchange of money, favours, status and media attention – shape what gets proposed as policy in the first place.
"I first learned about Anne Treisman's work in the 1970s, and was deeply impressed with her insights on how attention shapes perception and psycholinguistics," said the donor, who has a longtime personal interest in psychology and advanced degrees in the field as well as a successful career in the financial sector.
Attention must now be paid to how the turn inwards and the increasing competition for donor attention shape visions of outcome.
She also thinks of "global performance assessments" — public measures of performance that nations, nongovernmental organizations and private entities use to attract attention, shape debate, and they hope change behavior.
Attention Shapes Reality.
