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| to understand words and concepts |
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| to attend to and handle two or more tasks at one time, such as taking notes while listening. required for handling tasks quickly with complexity |
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| a constellation of several complex, inter-related, mental operations or constructs, including the allocation of attentional resources, working memory, planning, problem solving, response inhibition, self-monitoring, maintenance of mental sets |
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| to reason, plan and think |
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| to store information and fluently retrieve is later in the process of thinking |
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| to do math calculations such as adding, subtracting, multiplying and dividing |
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| the speed at which the brain processes information. Makes reading faster and less tiring, makes one more aware of his or her surrounding environment, helps with sports |
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| to move the eyes accurately and quickly from one point to another |
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| to stay on task even when action is present |
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| sensory-motor integration |
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| to have sensory skills work well with motor skills, for example, eye-hand coordination |
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| to process chunks of info that are received once after the other |
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| ability to apprehend and hold info in immediate awareness and use it with a few seconds |
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| to process chunks of info that are received all at once |
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| to be able to stay on task |
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