Confidence leads to inattention.
Previous findings have been inconsistent regarding whether lead contributes to inattention in addition to impulsivity (Goodlad et al. 2013; Nigg et al. 2008, 2010; Stewart et al. 2005, 2006).
Exposure to violence while carrying out duties adversely affect nurses and may lead to loss of concentration, inattention to ethical guidelines, commuting mistakes, absence from shifts, repeated absenteeism, inattention to patients, reduction in job satisfaction, dislike of job, and refusal to work in stressful wards.
They know that many things besides attention deficit hyperactivity disorder can lead to disruptive behavior and inattention in class: chronic anxiety; a chaotic home situation; parents who fight or who neglect the child; a bad or spiteful teacher.
Insomnia can lead to daytime sleepiness and inattention, resulting in frequent attention shifting and distraction [ 39].
Congressional inaction and political inattention could lead to dire, yet completely foreseeable consequences.
The menu at the Mark is a smart hedge against the possibility that his inattention would lead to a drop-off in quality there.
Shortly before the first atomic bomb was exploded, Geisel returned to California, where he was ordered to come up with another film for postwar occupation troops — one that would keep them on the alert by reminding them that inattention could lead to a third world war.
In real-world driving scenarios, such behaviour could lead to what the authors called inattention blindness, whereby drivers would not register potential hazards, important objects like stop signs or pedestrians that were directly in front of them.
What worries me, as I reflect on the history these books document, is how easily hubris and/or inattention can lead to events spinning beyond anyone's control, and how the most aggressive elements seize the political high ground when legitimate leaders are too timid or self-doubting or craven to hold it against them.
