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The 66 pages that link to Attention, each with the reason it gives.

• MindfulnessNarrower topic: Mindfulness depends on attending to experience, but includes more than selecting an object.

• Executive functionsNarrower topic: Executive control depends on selecting relevant information and resisting competing inputs.

• MantraNarrower topic: Mantra practice uses repeated cues to stabilize attention.

• Active listeningNarrower topic: Active listening begins by directing attention toward the speaker rather than competing distractions.

• MisdirectionNarrower topic: Control of attention is the central resource misdirection aims to influence.

• ShamathaNarrower topic: Shamatha trains sustained attention as its central mental capacity.

• Joint attentionNarrower topic: Joint attention coordinates two people’s selective focus on a common target.

• Sleight of HandNarrower topic: The performer exploits limits on what an audience notices at once.

• Eye trackingNarrower topic: Gaze is one observable cue to attention, not a complete or direct measure of it.

• ContemplationNarrower topic: Contemplation depends on directing and sustaining attention toward its subject.

• Focusing effectNarrower topic: The bias belongs to broader effects of selective attention on judgment.