The quality or degree to which someone can be easily distracted or have their attention pulled away from their focus.
From distractible (adjective) plus the noun suffix -ity, measuring the capacity or tendency to be distracted.
Distractibility is measurable and varies wildly between people—some brains are wired to notice every new stimulus while others can enter deep focus and ignore a fire alarm.
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