Attention is one of the key productive factors in the modern economy. Our capacity to acquire and process information is fundamentally limited. This limitation creates opportunity costs as focusing on one source excludes others, leading us to make consequential decisions about where our attention is spent.
Our working memory forms the basis of our attentional resource, enabling individuals to control attention and manage distractions. Impairments in this capacity can arise from stress, anxiety, or cravings, impacting our ability to maintain focus and make sound decisions.
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