The phrase "attentiveness among" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the presence or quality of attentiveness within a group of people or among various entities.
Example: "The success of the project relied heavily on the attentiveness among team members during meetings."
Alternatives: "awareness within" or "focus among".
Moreover, functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) of their brains during an attention control task showed the schoolgoers to have a more active right parietal cortex, which supports attentiveness, among other cognitive skills.
Differences between men who received couple versus individual VCT may reflect an increased attentiveness among men and women during a first pregnancy that results in greater acceptance of messages promoting the benefits of couple counseling.
The qualities that presumably endeared Mr. McMillan to the Republican Party chiefs -- diplomacy, party loyalty and attentiveness to detail, among them -- have served him well over the years as he built a reputation as a consummate insider and consensus-builder.
There were large differences between the beliefs of Democrats and Republicans at all levels of political attentiveness and even among Republicans who got all three of my factual questions right, 27percentt believed that Obama was not born in the U.S.
One potential cause for the experienced lack of attentiveness might be the prevailing opinion among both health care providers, older adults and significant others that pain is a natural part of the aging process [ 25, 65– 70].
One charity worker described him as "uncle easy", and the abbot and Chay Yao, the matriarch of the family with 19 victims, are among those to emphasise his attentiveness.
Only differences in AD attentiveness (P < 0.001) and perceived AD susceptibility among participants from the second trial (P = 0.011) remained significant in analyses of participants who completed the pre-education questionnaire, however (Table 3).> -wrap-foot> Results are adjusted for demographic factors that varied by cohort (age, race, income, employment status, study site, and study trial).
Successes in Latin America and among British home educators are due to attentiveness, willpower and honesty – and a rejection of what, at bottom, is meanness.
Orga depicted, as had Burnett James and Richard Dyer, a charismatic woman with vivid memories of her experiences among music-world luminaries and a keen attentiveness to the stylistic distinctions of various pianists.
This can be explained by the fact that, since medication preparation and administration need concentration, interruptions during these activities leads to cognitive failures among nurses in relation to working memory and attentiveness.
And while the service can be among the best in the city, with a supreme attentiveness softened by a surprising warmth and even chattiness, it is not always that way for everyone.
