As symptoms increased in severity, participants found it more difficult to use distraction, and misattribution and bargaining strategies became more difficult to justify.
If you find it difficult to eat without distraction, find a distraction less likely to lead to overindulging.
And Ryan's Jets were that difficult-to-miss distraction, the figurative brawl breaking out in a high school cafeteria.
When you're working on your own at home, staying motivated can be difficult, especially when distractions — Facebook, that pile of laundry, the closet that needs organizing — abound.
This helps alleviate the common customer concern that product onboarding is difficult and a huge distraction for new users.
It is much more difficult to gauge whether distraction improves functional sensory symptoms such as anaesthesia, because assessing the symptom asking, 'Can you feel this?' inevitably draws attention to it.
People suffering from a decline in mental health, such as loss of confidence, memory, concentration and capability to process information, can be more susceptible to distraction, find it difficult to perform multi-tasking and difficult to understand road signs and travel information displayed on the dashboard [12, 20, 22, 25].
Kalup Linzy, a video performance artist whose work has appeared both at the Museum of Modern Art and on "General Hospital," said he had gone out almost every night in his first four years, but it had become difficult to justify the distractions from his work, not to mention the commute into town from his apartment in Crown Heights.
And even more difficult, what if the distractions are people? 1) They are unconscious of their effect on you.
