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attention span
This term describes a cognitive capacity rather than a physical measurement, though it is frequently described using temporal adjectives like short, long, or limited. It carries a neutral psychological connotation but is often used critically in discussions about the impact of digital media and multitasking on human concentration.
In a social or educational context, referring to someone's attention span often implies a judgment of their discipline or mental maturity. It is distinct from general intelligence, focusing specifically on the endurance of focus rather than the ability to comprehend complex information.
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Young children typically have a very short attention span.
I feel like my attention span has decreased since I started using social media.
The presentation needs to be punchy because the executives have a limited attention span.
How am I supposed to finish this report with such a fragmented attention span?
Reading long novels helps increase your attention span over time.
He struggled to maintain his attention span during the three hour lecture.
Maybe if I turn off my phone I can actually extend my attention span for an hour.