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Attentional Focussource of foveal acuity and attention in the way we hope will be the most rewarding. The instant we flex our orbital muscles and look, we become customers to digital advertisers, publishers, and developers like you. And as we begin to consume your memes, you can begin to monetize our attention.

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Book 2017s will be receptive to your digital innovations...Bottlenecks:?Aligning UX Design with User Psychology.?fills a need for entrepreneurs, designers, and marketing professionals in the application of foundational psychology to user-experience design. The first generation of books on the topic focused o

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Task Orientationtep back even from that. The first thing you must do is learn whether or not we even have a goal. If we do, then any meme that interrupts us will be ignored as a frustrating distraction. If we do not, we will be receptive to unsolicited and unexpected memes, although we will resist any effortful concentration required to engage with you.

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Task Orientationoals" and you would not be wrong. "Goals serve a directive function," psychologists Locke and Latham wrote in 2002, summarizing 35 years of research on the topic. "[T]hey direct attention and effort toward goal-relevant activities and away from goal-irrelevant activities. But we want you to take a s

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Attentional Focus exclusion of all others. You must understand this as an economic transaction: in the face of endless informational demands, we allocate the scarce resource of foveal acuity and attention in the way we hope will be the most rewarding. The instant we flex our orbital muscles and look, we become custo

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Gestalt Perceptionwe will not be able to decide its value to us. This is the perceptual bottleneck. We must interpret your carefully-arranged pixels to be that precise thing with that precise function that you intended, be it a download button, a play button, or even a dinosaur. If we do not, our attention will move

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