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1£®"We see lots of adults being diagnosed as attention deficit hyperactivity disorder £¨ADHD£© £¨¶à¶¯Ö¢£© around age 38£¬"says Timothy Widens£¬MD£¬an professor of psychiatry at Harvard Medical School£®"That's right around the time people start doing more-tasks£¬juggling jobs£¬families£¬a home£¬and other personal duties£¬"he says£®
But not everyone who slacks on work or forgets appointments has ADHD£» there are plenty of other reasons you may be losing attentions£®Here are five things that could be sucking your attention span dry£®
1£®Technology overload
Your computer£¬cell phone£¬and iPod all compete for your attention-no wonder you're distracted£¨ÐÄ·³ÒâÂÒ£©!To a certain point£¬your brain can act as secretary£¬keeping you organized and helping with time management£®But the more tasks you try to do£¬the harder it is for you to stay focused on any single task£¬research shows£®Learning basic organizational skills£¬like writing down responsibilities and maintaining a day planner£¬can help reduce these problems£®So take a break from constant television£¬Internet£¬and email floods
2£®Lack of sleep
If you're missing out on enough shut-eye-most likely seven to eight hours a night-you're probably easy-angry£¬dealing with mind fog£¬and have difficulty addressing daily tasks£®That's a normal reaction£¬says Dr£®Widens£®
3£®Poor job satisfaction
Sure£¬everyone's unhappy at work from time to time-maybe your customer presentation failed or your boss gave you a poor performance review£®And if a disorganized working environment or a boring project make it difficult to focus£¬that's completely normal£®But if you find that you often can't complete projects£¬you probably need medical attention£¬or a new job£®
4£®Too much stress
Stress takes side affects on concentration£®Researchers at the University of Madison found that the relaxation technique can add to your ability to focus on your mind£®Another study£¬from researchers at UCLA£¬suggests that in adults with ADHD£¬meditation improves attention and eases symptoms of anxiety and depression£®
5£®Too little exercise
Mounting evidence suggests that regular exercise can keep your mind sharp and increase learning and memory ability£®It's even more important in adults with ADHD£®"My patients who exercise all report that they see improvement in attention£¬"says Dr£®Widens£®Working up a sweat can also help you burn off the extra energy that causes you to feel uncomfortable£¬and it can help you sleep better at night£®
Hopefully after you understand these helpful methods£¬you become more attentive on what you are doing£®
Reasons that You Lose £¨71£©Attentions
Passage outlineSupporting details
The £¨72£©purpose/aimof the passageTo tell us we can improve our concentration by following the five things£®
Technology overloadYour computer£¬cell phone£¬and iPod all compete for your attention-no wonder you're distracted!So £¨73£©tear/keep/stayyourself away from constant television£¬Internet£¬and email inundation-just for a break£®
Lack of sleepIf you're missing out on enough shut-eye£¬you are £¨74£©likely   to be easy-angry£¬dealing with mind fog£¬and have difficulty solving daily tasks£®
Poor job £¨75£©satisfactionEveryone's unhappy at work from time to time£®When £¨76£©working
in a disorganized environment or on a boring project£¬you find it difficult for you to complete projects£®
Too much stressStress takes side effects on concentration£®Relaxing yourself can £¨77£©increase your ability to focus on your mind£®
Too little exerciseMounting evidence suggests that regular exercise can keep your mind sharp and increase learning and memory£¨78£©ability£®
£¨79£©ConclusionAfter £¨80£©understanding/knowing/learningthese helpful methods£¬you are wished to be more attentive on what you are doing£®

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