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cognitive narrowing
cognitive narrowing Cognitive narrowing is a reduced, less thorough way of processing information during problem solving, marked by limited attention and disorganized exploration.
Cognitive narrowing is a reduced, less thorough way of processing information during problem solving, marked by limited attention and disorganized exploration. In this study, it described the pattern shown by lower-resilience students, who examined less information deeply and were more likely to respond with random trial and error or give up when anxious.