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    B2TOEIC
    n. (u.)Uncountable NounPaying particular attention to
    His attentiveness in the classroom is above average

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    10 HABITS FOR (ALMOST) LIMITLESS ENERGY

    49:5610 HABITS FOR (ALMOST) LIMITLESS ENERGY
    • It plays a key role in producing no epinephrine, leading to increased attentiveness.

      It plays a key role in producing no epinephrine, leading to increased attentiveness.

    • It plays a key role in producing norepinephrine, leading to increased attentiveness.

      It plays a key role in producing norepinephrine, leading to increased attentiveness.

    B1

    Do You Actually Like Them? (Even If You Don't Think So)

    04:51Do You Actually Like Them? (Even If You Don't Think So)
    • In the 2020 study they specifically cite examples such as increased attentiveness, smiling, staring, heart rate, giggling, blushing and difficulty concentrating.

      In the 2020 study they specifically cite examples such as increased attentiveness, smiling, staring, heart rate, giggling, blushing and difficulty concentrating.

    • In the 2020 study, they specifically cite examples such as increased attentiveness, smiling, staring, heart rate, giggling, blushing, and

      In the 2020 study, they specifically cite examples such as increased attentiveness, smiling, staring, heart rate, giggling, blushing, and

    A2

    How to Improve Your Leadership Skills (5-Day Challenge) | Indeed

    06:45How to Improve Your Leadership Skills (5-Day Challenge) | Indeed
    • These cues can reinforce your message and show attentiveness.

      These cues can reinforce your message and show attentiveness.

    • These cues can reinforce your message and show attentiveness.

      These cues can reinforce your message and show attentiveness.

    B1

    Steve Kaufmann: You Don’t Need Language Instruction

    09:06Steve Kaufmann: You Don’t Need Language Instruction
    • You need the motivation, you need the time, and you need to have some degree of alertness or attentiveness to what's happening in the language.

      You need the motivation, you need the time, and you need to have some degree of alertness or attentiveness to what's happening in the language.

    • and you need to have some degree of alertness or attentiveness to what's happening in the language.

      and you need to have some degree of alertness or attentiveness to what's happening in the language.

    A2

    The Loss of Authenticity | Are We Losing What’s Real Online?

    19:13The Loss of Authenticity | Are We Losing What’s Real Online?
    • human attentiveness are almost becoming unfamiliar skills.

      human attentiveness are almost becoming unfamiliar skills.

    B1

    How Is Your Phone Changing You?

    03:12How Is Your Phone Changing You?
    • We also see a change in brain patterns: alpha rhythms are commonly associated with "wakeful relaxation" like when your mind wanders off, whereas gamma waves are associated with conscious attentiveness.

      We also see a change in brain patterns: alpha rhythms are commonly associated with "wakeful relaxation" like when your mind wanders off, whereas gamma waves are associated with conscious attentiveness.

    B1