Top 10 Psychology Studies from 2010

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1. T. Lavon Lawrence on December 17, 2010 at 8:34

   The 46.9% mind wan­der­ing num­ber is shock­ing, but not sur­pris­ing. I’ve seen a cou­ple stud­ies over the past few years on the mat­ter, such as the 2007 Uni­ver­si­ty of North Car­oli­na at Greens­boro study with its num­ber of around 30%. The entire mat­ter is shock­ing, because those ranges are for NORMAL brains, not tak­ing into account those who suf­fer from ADHD. These are folks who are dri­ving around in auto­mo­biles, oper­at­ing air­craft, work­ing on med­ical staffs, dri­ving pub­lic tran­sit, and cook­ing our meals in restau­rants. This is why brain train­ing is so impor­tant; why learn­ing to get con­trol of one’s atten­tion can lit­er­al­ly trans­form one’s life expe­ri­ence. Thanks for the update regard­ing the great article.