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What do we, at Lifeverse, mean by attention

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author: Julia

Tags: Neuroscience, Psychology

12-01-24

The statements “Everyone knows what attention is” (James, 1890) and “No one knows what attention is” (Hommel et al., 2019) may seem contradictory, but they can coexist. William James refers to a common, intuitive understanding of attention, seen in everyday phrases like “give me attention.”

On the other hand, Hommel and colleagues highlight the evolving and sometimes contradictory scientific accounts of attention. While lay individuals agree on what attention is, scientists can have ongoing debates.

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