Humanity and their Need for Attention

Modern human naming, popular culture dominates the lives of most Americans. What is confusing me is a way to live peacefully in a society filled with easy access to gossip and news. As a result, people in our country gradually accept the rapid inflow of news. This is not good for our society. People are expecting some form of drama everyday and they do not care about regular news. Young Americans who eat gossip and drama are like addictive medicines and rely on new sources every day to get their most valuable information.

Please beware of what other people are thinking about you, and if someone does not need it, they are now extinct. Dr. Jeff McDonald, a psychologist at the University of Toronto, says, "Attention is one of the most precious resources for the existence of social animals." "This is actually a matter of life and death, there is no incentive to take over your genes to feel sick around others or get sick when you are away from others . "

Attention is a limited resource for everyone and is assigned as necessary. Dr. Mark Green is an expert in perception, attention, reaction time, memory ability, and explains his attention as a bucket with water. A certain kind of sensory input (auditory, visual, etc.) may hurt attention to another perceptual input, such as actions indicating that the warning stopped and the staff caused the firing

The human brain processes the world with varying degrees of active (high attention), passive (moderate attention), and automatic / recessive attention (low attention) attention. These levels of attention change the way information is handled and are eventually stored in the brain. That is, information processed at different interest levels is stored in memory in different ways. (Heath 2007) Zajonc (1980) first proposed the concept of automatic processing of emotions in his groundbreaking paper "Emotions and thoughts: preference without inference". Like Damascio and Le Doe, a lot of people after him further indicated that humans automatically treat emotions and are less attentive. According to Damasio, this automated brain processing is a remnant of mammalian roots, constantly monitoring the visual and auditory stimuli in the environment and automatically responding to rescue us from lions, tigers and bears Keep your vitality at ease.