The phrase "attentiveness feature" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a characteristic or aspect of something that relates to being attentive or focused.
Example: "The new software includes an attentiveness feature that helps users stay engaged during long tasks."
Alternatives: "focus attribute" or "alertness component".
Eyes are thus an especially salient human feature, and attentiveness to eyes may signal individuals' concerns about their reputations.
Attentiveness to other human features did not predict donation behavior.
From the learner's facial expressions and behavior features, the attentiveness of the student during distance learning can be determined by Bayesian Networks Model.
The University of Chicago Press has swung for the fences, producing the book to the highest standards — a nearly 400-page oversize volume, designed with care and attentiveness to period detail and featuring loads of full-color images.
Of course, luxury chains have always featured a high level of attentiveness.
Second, we asked whether individual differences in attentiveness to eyes (but not other human features such as ears or hands) are predictive of reputation-enhancing behavior.
The germination of porous ceramics has enticing augment attentiveness owing to their fabulous chemical and physical features.
Many comparative paradigms have not paid sufficient attention to interspecific differences in anatomical, behavioral and perceptual features, besides psychological variables such as motivation, attentiveness or neophobia, thus potentially producing misrepresentative results.
Much of it is welcome: over all, the recent crop of underground stories feature more black agency, fewer white saviors, greater attentiveness not only to runaways but to what they were running from.
It may function as an advance organizer that guides attention through the lectures and thus enhances attentiveness.
