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Higher-Level Executive Functions unite working memory, inhibitory control, and cognitive flexibility. Like a sound engineer in a recording studio, we can mindfully arrange, balance and adjust our mental input or perceptions into a composition. It requires a concert of reasoning, creativity, planning, pattern recognition, timing and sequencing skills.
Higher-Level Executive Functions
1. Reasoning: Act of drawing conclusions to solve problems and make decisions.
2. Time management:
3. Organization: The process through which we mentally arrange or order information into meaningful and digestible patterns.
4. Identifying Patterns: describes cognitive processes that match information from a stimulus with information retrieved from memory.
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By Darius Namdaran and Dr Erica Warren4.7
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Higher-Level Executive Functions unite working memory, inhibitory control, and cognitive flexibility. Like a sound engineer in a recording studio, we can mindfully arrange, balance and adjust our mental input or perceptions into a composition. It requires a concert of reasoning, creativity, planning, pattern recognition, timing and sequencing skills.
Higher-Level Executive Functions
1. Reasoning: Act of drawing conclusions to solve problems and make decisions.
2. Time management:
3. Organization: The process through which we mentally arrange or order information into meaningful and digestible patterns.
4. Identifying Patterns: describes cognitive processes that match information from a stimulus with information retrieved from memory.
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