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Mark's book examined attention as a cognitive faculty rather than a productivity tool, explaining how tiredness reduces intentional capacity.
She is one of the foundational, most significant researchers in the attention field and the author of the book, Attention Spam.
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Mark's book examined attention as a cognitive faculty rather than a productivity tool, explaining how tiredness reduces intentional capacity.
She is one of the foundational, most significant researchers in the attention field and the author of the book, Attention Spam.
You make a pretty important move very early on in the book. And you see this isn't really a book about productivity that we tend to bucket attention as a faculty of productivity and when we don't have enough of it we worry that we're not being productive enough.
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Ezra Klein noted that Gloria Mark, a professor of information science, was the author of the book *Attention Span* and cited her expertise while discussing research on how people use computers.
While I was working on this piece, I called Gloria Mark, who is a professor of information science at the University of California at Irvine and the author of this book, Attention Span.