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Dictionary » D » Distraction DistractionDistraction (Science: procedure) The cognitive strategy of focusing attention on stimuli other than pain or negative emotions that accompany pain. An obstacle to attention.A behavioural adaptation by animals to divert a predators attention from their young and in other similar circumstances. Through co-operative hunting, some animals may distract their prey while the others move . ![]()
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Results from our forumstudy and listen to the music at the same time... focusing on the road, your brain has to compensate for two things, which means you are not focusing on the road to your full potential, due to the distraction of another stimulis (talking on the phone). Thus, you are more prone to accidents while driving. This comparison deals with the same ideas. ...
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The Fiber Disease... not want to argue but did want to discuss several things. And when I tried to remain on what this thread is supposed to be about, that annoying distraction to discuss anything but, came back in, as scheduled. It's clear to me that unless things are done only by the Frank/Randy (Hmmm) way, spears ...
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The Fiber Disease... not want to argue but did want to discuss several things. And when I tried to remain on what this thread is supposed to be about, that annoying distraction to discuss anything but, came back in, as scheduled. It's clear to me that unless things are done only by the Frank/Randy (Hmmm) way, spears ...
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Re: Who's scamming who?... absorb, shaking their heads or find it all to amusing. However there are those who stand up and speak their minds when they see disinformation and distraction. From my standpoint none of this is the least bit amusing. …………..and yet more. As I said this is a masterpiece. This person is a skilled ...
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Who's scamming who?... absorb, shaking their heads or find it all to amusing. However there are those who stand up and speak their minds when they see disinformation and distraction. From my standpoint none of this is the least bit amusing.
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