Sentence examples for decline in attention from inspiring English sources

Take the decline in attention spans of schoolchildren, as Greenfield does.

Older adults experience cognitive decline in attention, perceptual encoding, memory (cueing and recall), and self-efficacy.

Results showed that learners in the 'instructor visible' condition looked at the instructor's face about 30% of the time while studying the video example, and there was no decline in attention to the instructor over time.

They found infants later diagnosed with autism had shown a steady decline in attention to the eyes of other people from the age of two months onwards, when watching videos of natural human interactions.

Kornblith (2008, 7) suggests that the decline in attention for such views is attributable to Goldman's 1979 shift from his previous position to one in which knowledge requires justification, where the latter is understood as reliability, but questions the motivation for Goldman's move.

This decrease in willingness to wait correlates with the decline in attention span: In 2000, the average person's attention span was 12 seconds.

Though the p-for-trend was statistically significant for just one-third of these associations, most of the graphs show a consistent decline in attention-related scores with increasing quartile of exposure.

If you want to chart the decline in the attention span of baby boomers, this is the place to begin.

Bitcoin volume on the Mt.Gox exchange is down sharply this year, a change I think that is roughly commensurate with the currency's decline in media attention.

The study indicated that by automating control of the vehicle, there is a decline in drivers' attention and control, which reduces their ability to respond to hazards.

Thus the observed decline in sustained attention may have resulted from the interaction between task difficulty and prolonged performance rather than any particular impairment of spatial sustained attention.