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Attention is the mental process involved in attending to other objects.

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• Psychology
• Economics
• Music
• Albums
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• Other uses
• See also

Attention may also refer to:

Psychology

• Attention seeking, behavior which is intended to attract attention from others
• Attention span, the amount of time a person can concentrate on a single activity
• Attentional bias, a type of cognitive bias
• Attention management, at the individual or collective level

Economics

• Attention (advertising), the measure of an advertisement's ability to win the audience's attention
• Attention economy, an approach to the management of information that treats human attention as a scarce commodity

Music

• "Attention" (bugle call), for troops about to be called to attention
• Attention (band), an American rock band

Other uses

• Attention (machine learning), a technique that mimics natural attention in organisms
• Sati (Buddhism), a Buddhist conception of attention
• At attention, the military courtesy of standing erect when ordered to
• Attention (film), a 1946 Bollywood film

See also

• Attentional control or selective attention, a subset of stimuli received by our sensory organs are selected to enter the consciousness
• Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, a developmental disorder
  • Adult attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, an attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder that persists in adulthood
• Attention Profiling Mark-up Language, an XML-based format for capturing a person's interests and dislikes
• Continuous partial attention, constantly paying attention to different things, but only partially
• Eight Points of Attention, a military doctrine that was issued in 1928 by Mao Zedong
• Inattentional blindness, failing to perceive an unexpected stimulus in plain sight
• Meditation
• Philosophy
• Secure attention key, a key combination entered before a login screen is presented

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