Patient's question:
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Doctor's answer:
Note that the difference in abilities is objectively existing, but it can also be improved through practical exercises in life. How can one improve "attention"?1. Clarify the purpose and tasks. When you have a clear understanding of the purpose and tasks of learning, it will enhance your self-awareness, strengthen your sense of responsibility, and help you concentrate your attention. Even if your attention sometimes wanes, it will promptly alert you to self-awareness, allowing you to refocus your scattered attention.
2. Overcome internal and external distractions. To overcome internal distractions, in addition to avoiding mental fatigue and ensuring adequate sleep, you should actively participate in physical activities to adjust yourself to the best state. To overcome external distractions, in addition to minimizing exposure to external stimuli that affect attention (such as putting aside unrelated newspapers or magazines in class, or turning off radios or TVs when doing homework at home), you should also appropriately consciously exercise self-control, cultivate a mindset of "finding tranquility amidst chaos," and maintain highly focused and stable attention.
3. Develop attention habits. During the learning process, you should practice "self-questioning." Actively think to find answers, maintaining high attention. When you "daydream," use "self-suggestion" to keep your attention stable. As you near the end of studying, it is even more important to keep your attention in a tense state—you must not leave things unfinished halfway. As the saying goes, "Habit becomes nature." Starting with cultivating good attention habits is the shortcut to comprehensively improving attention.