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Distracted attention can be corrected.
Distracted attention is a state of the brain, in which it is difficult or almost impossible for a person to focus on any business or life moment.
Reasons for scattered attention:
- excessive fatigue,
- stress,
- chronic lack of sleep,
- the body's tendency to certain sleep disorders,
- lack of interest in a case or object,
- depressive state,
- a state of obsession with any one thing.
Diffuse attention can occur in various forms, which fall into two categories: true and false distracted attention.
With true scattered attention, a person involuntarily enters a state of prostration and can be in it for some time. This state is accompanied by a lack of interest in the surrounding life, inactivity, boredom, loss of energy, vague thought processes, wandering of the brain. This state is typical for people engaged in monotonous and monotonous work (drivers, students, workers on the assembly line).
Diffused true attention can occur in elderly people as a result of impairment of certain brain functions.
Forced dispersal can occur when something or people are deliberately ignored. The habit of sounds, visual sensations can give rise to scattered attention, which manifests itself in the non-notice of familiar things or processes (ticking of a clock, murmur of water, etc.). Hyperactivity becomes the cause of the true dissipation of attention, since it does not give the opportunity to focus on one thing.
There is an imaginary scattered attention when a person is focused on solving any one problem, or is observing one object, not noticing the rest around him. This also includes inattention associated with a creative impulse.
Distracted attention can be corrected, corrected by exercise or medication (in difficult cases). Medicines are prescribed by a doctor and are taken exclusively under his supervision and in doses not exceeding those prescribed.
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