The phrase "attention to preferential" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to focusing on preferences or prioritizing certain choices, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The committee's attention to preferential treatment in the selection process raised concerns among the applicants."
Alternatives: "focus on preferences" or "consideration of priorities".
The bus protest was intended to draw attention to the preferential treatment that the city gives to large tech companies.
Compared to children with Down syndrome, children with Smith Magenis syndrome gave preferential attention to adults and looked towards adults significantly more than they looked towards peers.
In fact, such preferential attention to socially relevant stimuli often extends to other species.
This preferential attention to faces is present from birth, suggesting that some aspects of face processing are innate.
Preferential attention to faces does not end with infancy; faces continue to capture attention as development progresses from physical dependency to social awareness.
Psychotherapy techniques that focus on reducing worries would thus be expected to mitigate the vigilance and preferential attention to threat that characterize GAD and other forms of anxiety.
This mechanism is present in different species and it is highly adaptive, since it ensures early preferential attention to animate creatures.
The auditory P1 has also been interpreted as an indicator of preferential attention to sensory inputs and is thought to reflect level of arousal (Key et al., 2005).
The present study examines the role of infants' preferential attention to a face with direct gaze and maternal sensitivity as predictors of subsequent CU traits.
19 The theoretical framework underpinning CBT recognises that depressed mood becomes apparent when a set of biased beliefs and thinking processes predominate, commonly involving preferential attention to negative aspects of experience and an inflated tendency to impose negative interpretations to ambiguous events.
We previously reported that administration of cortisol acutely reduced non-spatial selective attention to fearful faces and likewise reduced preferential processing of fearful faces in a spatial working memory task.
