Sentence examples for being less attentive from inspiring English sources
"Children born to moms with one of the depressive disorders are at increased risk of being less attentive, more irritable, less likely to form facial expressions," Dr James Betoni, co-author of the book Pregnancy Power, told me.
Second, in being less attentive to slow emergencies, because they are traditionally not so visible and media worthy, we are tipping the risk scales towards larger rapid onset events that will erupt on spatial scales we find harder to respond too.
Critics accuse Wachs of being less attentive to legislative business in recent years.
The research lends support to the idea that many behaviors linked to being poor — using less preventive healthcare, having higher obesity rates, being less attentive parents and making poor financial decisions — may be caused by poverty rather than the other way around.
Unfortunately, Fristad explained, particularly given the apparently strong genetic component of BP, parents who themselves have the disorder are at increased risk for being less attentive, less active, more over-protective, and more tense, which can create stress and trauma for their children.
Thus, parents in long-lived species should be less attentive to the nest site if that attentiveness subjects them to the risk of being depredated.
Although older adults were less attentive to negative stimuli in the full attention condition, they could not avoid the negative stimuli in the divided attention condition, and the outcome reversed: older adults attended more to negative stimuli when they were distracted [ 15].
Moment to moment and day by day, our brains are less attentive to, and may devalue, saving.
