Usually means: Inability to maintain focus, attention.
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Definitions from Wiktionary (aprosexia)

▸ noun:  (psychology) Inability to concentrate.

Similar:
concretization, mental block, acyesis, acatalepsia, akrasia, absentness, dyscontrol, absent-mindedness, amusia, incogitancy, more...

Opposite:
hyperprosexia, hyperattention, hyperfocus

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Similar:
concretization, mental block, acyesis, acatalepsia, akrasia, absentness, dyscontrol, absent-mindedness, amusia, incogitancy, more...

Opposite:
hyperprosexia, hyperattention, hyperfocus



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