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Álvaro Rocha,Carlos Ferrás,Waldo Ibarras. We have considered the disorder’s paradoxes of volition, its vicious-cyclic phenomenologies, and its relation to attention’s concentration and distraction in modern, technologized environments. Thus we have amended some commonplace current views about how modern stimulus bears upon our perceptual

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