Psychology, asked by manavmansijpt, 9 months ago

how attention is different from concentration?

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Answered by tshantha86

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Quick Definitions. Concentration relates to focusing your mind on a particular item. ... Concentration inherently is an act of exclusion: “not getting distracted …”, “forcing the mind on …” Attention, on the other hand, is all-inclusive — excluding nothing.

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