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--- yuna-wu-attention-inattention [2023/06/06 20:42] – created yuna.wu
+++ yuna-wu-attention-inattention [2024/06/23 22:12] (current) – steve.wang
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 By: [[yuna-wu|Yuna]]
-When we are communicating with people, we should listen carefully to what they say, and don't do other things when they are talking with us. I think if you are doing something else while people are talking to you, you might miss the main point or the important things that people are trying to tell you. When people are talking to us, we should look at them, and listen to what they are saying. Also, we should talk to them about the things that they are communicating with, not talk about other things. That might let us be distracted, and not focus on the things that they talk to us about. When the input is in front of us, our attention is limited so we can’t put our attention everywhere. We can’t focus on many things at one time, so even if the input is in front of us, we will miss it, this is called inattention blindness.
+Today we learn about attention and inattention blindness. Inattention blindness is when we don't know the things that are clearly in front of our eyes. The things is in front of our eyes, but we didn't see it. When the input is in front of us, our attention is limited so we can’t put our attention everywhere. We can’t focus on many things at one time, so even if the input is in front of us, we will miss it, this is called inattention blindness. When we are communicating with people, we should listen carefully to what they say, and don't do other things when they are talking with us. I think if you are doing something else while people are talking to you, you might miss the main point or the important things that people are trying to tell you. When people are talking to us, we should look at them, and listen to what they are saying. Also, we should talk to them about the things that they are communicating with, not talk about other things. That might let us be distracted, and not focus on the things that they talk to us about.
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