The phrase "attentional interference" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to psychology, cognitive science, or any discussion about how attention can be disrupted or affected by competing stimuli.
Example: "The study aimed to investigate the effects of attentional interference on task performance in individuals with ADHD."
Alternatives: "cognitive distraction" or "attention disruption".
Two week after the diagnosis of DS, the test version was randomly applied (with or without attentional interference).
This study sought to evaluate the long-term effect of depressive symptomatology (DS) using a task of visual working memory with or without attentional interference in college students.
In a full factorial functional MRI (fMRI) design, we independently manipulated the levels of auditory-verbal WM load and attentional interference using modified Auditory Continuous Performance Tests.
The DS did not alter long-term performance of the tasks involved in visual working memory with or without attentional interference.
Thus, in contrast with the analysis of main attentional interference effects, sequential effect analysis may provide a measure that is much more sensitive to depressed-mood modulation.
Some studies have shown that ATD can lower attentional interference independent of mood changes, that is, in both nonvulnerable and depression-vulnerable individuals (Booij et al., 2005b; Schmitt et al., 2000; for a review, see Mendelsohn, Riedel, & Sambeth, 2009).
"A Role for Top-Down Attentional Orienting during Interference Between Global and Local Aspects of Hierarchical Stimuli".
A role for top-down attentional orienting during interference between global and local aspects of hierarchical stimuli.. Neuroimage, 17(3), 1266-1276.
fMRI studies of the Stroop task revealed the involvement of the attentional network against interference in the dorsolateral part of prefrontal and parietal cortices [ 19– 219.
In addition, interference of attentional demands and patient satisfaction were studied.
These findings suggests that chronic nicotine use may reduce inhibitory control and conflict resolution of emotional distraction, and result in recruiting additional attentional resources during emotional interference on cognition.
