Cognitive Processes: Attention Part 1

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What is attention?

Concentration of consciousness on one object at a particular time to the exclusion of others

What process compels an individual to select a particular stimulus of interest among many?

Attention

What does the text define as attention according to Sharma RN 1967?

Focusing on a single object or idea at a particular time to the exclusion of others

In the context provided, what does 'focusing attention towards a particular object or stimulus' mean?

Concentrating on a specific object or stimulus amidst many others

What does the text suggest about attention in terms of focusing consciousness?

Concentrating consciousness on one object rather than others

Which type of attention requires a conscious effort on your part, such as solving an assignment problem in mathematics?

Voluntary attention

Which type of voluntary attention requires attention obtained by repeated act of will, struggling hard to keep oneself attentive?

Explicit voluntary attention

Which type of attention is aroused by the instinct and is called enforced non-voluntary attention?

Enforced attention

Which type of involuntary attention is around without the play of will or without making a conscious effort on our part?

Involuntary attention

Which type of attention is obtained by repeated act of will, requiring a strong will power, keen attention, and a strong motive for accomplishment of the task?

Explicit voluntary attention

In the context provided, what type of attention is aroused without the play of will or making a conscious effort on our part?

Enforced attention

What type of attention is typically demanded during examination days for securing good grades?

Explicit voluntary attention

What type of attention is aroused by the instinct and is called enforced non-voluntary attention?

Enforced attention

Which type of attention involves a single act of will responsible for arousing attention, such as a teacher assigning practice work to a child with a warning of punishment if not completed?

Implicit voluntary attention

Join Science Easy Tech in this video as we delve into the cognitive processes, focusing on the topic of attention. This content is particularly beneficial for BSc nursing students and those pursuing post basic BSc.

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