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Because it's children and they attention, what a stupid question.
Because it's children and they attention, what a stupid question.
Richard King Stratton has written: 'Developmental aspects of attention in the motor skill performance of children' -- subject(s): Perceptual-motor learning, Boys, Attention, Attention in children, Motor ability in children
Diane Chajczyk has written: 'A study of some metacognitive abilities of children with attention deficit disorder with hpyeractivity (ADDH)' -- subject(s): Metacognition in children, Attention in children, Hyperactive children
Children need feedback on their actitivites
We can force all children to watch TV for hours on end. This will lower the attention spans of the children making those who have impulsive behavior attention deficits or behavior problems look tame. We would also have to make sure none of the children watch CSPAN or the Discovery Channel. Spongebob and Pokemon would sufficiently lower everyone's attention span.
they feel sad
To use the experimental method to study how sugar affects attention in small children, you could design a study where you randomly assign children to two groups: one group receives a sugary snack and the other group receives a non-sugary snack. You then measure and compare their attention spans using standardized attention tests. By controlling other variables and only manipulating the sugar intake, you can determine the impact of sugar on attention in small children.
Monica D. Dykeman has written: 'The influence of caffeine on attention, concentration and motor performance in elementary school children' -- subject(s): Psychological effect, Attention in children, School children, Caffeine
They can be addicting, fun, or entertaining. Lots of things can hold kids attention.
B.F. Skinner, a behaviorist psychologist, proposed the theory of operant conditioning which suggests that children learn language through reinforcement by parental attention. Skinner believed that children repeat behaviors that are rewarded with attention, leading to language development through this reinforcement process.
It's their way of forcing children to "pay attention" to them.