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    article‚ to persuade his audience. In the next paragraphs I will compare and contrast both Nicholas Carr and Clay Shirky’s article. In Nicholas Carr article‚ he addresses that the internet does not make you smarter‚ instead it makes your attention span shorter and you become more distracted. Carr identifies scientific studies suggesting this is not only his opinion‚ but statistically proven by evidence collected. Nicholas Carr also relates to the Nobel Prize winning

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    Students of 2B and 36 sophomore psychology Students of 2C. Those who ate breakfast have more energy‚ do better in school‚ and eat healthier throughout the day than those who do not eat breakfast before going to school tend to feel anxious‚ has low attention span and poor classroom participation. We can say that eating breakfast has an implication student’s classroom behavior withouteating breakfast‚ people can get irritable‚ restless‚ and tired. Keywords: breakfast‚ behaviour‚ classroom‚ students‚

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    really task-switching‚ said Guy Winch‚ "When it comes to attention and productivity‚ our brains have a finite amount‚" he says. "It’s like a pie chart‚ and whatever we’re working on is going to take up the majority of that pie. There’s not a lot left over for other things‚ with the exception of automatic behaviors like walking or chewing gum." Moving back and forth between several tasks actually wastes productivity‚ he says‚ because your attention is expended on the act of switching gears—plus‚ you never

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    Unit 203 Outcome 1

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    1.1) In my setting‚ establishing a respectable‚ professional relationship with the children is very important‚ as it will give you the attention and respect you require‚ when you require it. There are important skills you need to be able to build this relationship. Patience is a key skill needed when working with children. Some children can work at slower levels than other children‚ which may lead them to become frustrated with themselves or the situation. If the child is attempting to explain their

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    Introduction Speech

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    COM 219 Section 17 2/4/2013 Get Prepared My Speech Regarding our introduction speech as my first formal one in front of the class‚ I felt so awkward that I forgot every details which we should pay attention to. First is the Eye Contact. There was a kind of hook that I can’t control myself from moving my sights out of the back row‚ where our professor sat. The second Delivery part is Vocal Pause which was my most serious issue during all the speech. Words just went out of my mind since I wrote

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    Sad Cat

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    currently using it. I will wait.  Dear Diary: My food dish is now only half full. It is obvious that I will soon starve to death. I have repeatedly tried to draw attention to my predicament with the authorities but they are clearly either stupid‚ deaf‚ or just cruel. This may be my last entry.  Dear Diary: It has come to my attention that the authorities have two hands but seem to have made it the sadistic policy only to pet me with one of them at that time. Half of love is just‚ "lo" which is

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    Internship Midterm Report

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    Contents 1.0 BRIEF INTRODUCTION OF JOB RESPOSIBLE The Bridge Communication Sdn Bhd is a non-profit organization that publishes magazines and provides counseling services such as phone counseling‚ email counseling‚ face to face counseling. My main job responsible is to writing articles and phone counseling‚ other than that‚ there are some minor responsible for the job‚ such as help Administrative Department if needed. In phone counseling section‚ I need to record the cases‚ my suggestion

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    Descriptive Essay

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    with life. The letters were proud and forthright‚ demanding attention while boastfully advertising its fabricator. Now they are faded and dull. Time‚ no doubt‚ had its hand in generously removing all luster. Nonetheless‚ sensations of gratification can’t be replaced by any imposters‚ once inside the t-shirts cheerful armor. All other t-shirts would probably find me irrational. Willingly‚ I bypass their attempts to gain my attention with dynamic colors‚ trending quotes and cutting edge design

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    and talking about your business and building up to more information and really have people talking about your products and services. When someone likes or follows your page all of their friends get a notification about it and it will draw their attention to your page as well. You can link all of these different sites together so that they are directed to more information about your products and services and include videos‚ pictures‚ coupons‚ specials or whatever you want to offer to your “fans”.

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    suggesting amplified processing of all the features of an attended object. Thus‚ object-based processing can modulate the Stroop effect. Early “bottleneck” theories of selective attention allowed for only one channel of input to be semantically analyzed‚ other information being discarded. Later modifications to the attention theory proposed that all inputs were analyzed but that much of this is unconscious and automatic. However‚ automatic processes are difficult to unlearn and control. This paper

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