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To monitor or monitoring can be an aspect of attention and generally means to be aware of the state of a system through a process of systematic data collection and ongoing interpretation of parameters.

See alsoEdit

• Biomonitoring
• Biotelemetry
• Clinical monitoring for new medical drugs
  • Monitoring (medicine)
  • Monitoring in clinical trials
  • Monitoring medicine
• Employee monitoring
• Monitoring competence at a task.
• Neuromonitoring
• Selective attention
• Self monitoring
• Tracking
• Vigilance