Complex Attention is our ability to focus on multiple things at once, ​choose what to pay attention to and what to ignore. To remain ​focused, particularly when there are distractions and parallel tasks ​involved.

Executive Function relates for he functions we need to plan, ​prioritize, make decisions, respond to our environments, and move ​between tasks. This includes all the sequencing, planning, and ​organization of sets of tasks.

Learning and Memory is the ability to record information, such as ​facts or events, and retrieve it when needed. It includes working ​memory, procedural memory, and prospective memory, among ​others.

Language is our ability to communicate through writing, reading or ​speaking. Language abilities include things like naming objects, ​finding the right words, the fluidity and flow of our speech patterns, ​grammar and syntax, as well as receptive language.

Perceptual-Motor Control is the ability to coordinate our bodies’ ​movements in response to what is happening around us. In other ​words, it is our ability to interact with the environment around us by ​combining the use of our senses, like vision and touch, and motor ​skills.

Social Cognition relates to how we process, remember, and use ​information in social contexts to explain and predict our behavior as ​well as the behavior of others. This includes our ability to control our ​desires to act on impulses, express empathy, recognize social cues, ​read facial expressions, and motivate ourselves.