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attention span

noun

  1. the interval during which an individual can concentrate, as on a single object, idea, or activity.



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51Թ History and Origins

Origin of attention span1

First recorded in 1930–35
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Episodes will now be built around a 11-minute story, tailored to the shorter attention spans of younger viewers.

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He struggled with reading in his childhood and found comfort in drawing, which he said “allowed me to extend my attention span and rejoin the world.”

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‘A Minecraft Movie’ and ‘Sinners’ were able to capitalize on going viral at a time when audiences’ attention spans are short.

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Prof Sager suggested that real action to drive down drug prices would depend on the president's attention span.

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"That phrase stuck with me. I've got a very short attention span I think."

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