Attention Disorder

Note that for some time, mental activity points to something. There are two types of attention: active attention and passive attention. Passive attention is the lack of conscious purpose and involuntary and natural attention without any effort; active attention is conscious and predetermined purpose, so that attention is directed to a certain object, and in order to achieve this, if necessary Some effort must be made. The object of passive attention is often not very clear and clear. Often the so-called attention refers to active attention. Attention disorder is actually very common. For example, parents often complain that “the child is not attentive, and there are many small movements in class. He knows it, but the child cannot correct it himself.” This is one type of attention disorder.

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