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The document outlines a comprehensive framework for understanding various cognitive and emotional abilities, categorized into broad and narrow levels. It includes specific domains such as motor abilities, perceptual processing, attention control, and acquired knowledge, as well as emotional intelligence components. The structure emphasizes the hierarchical organization of cognitive skills and their interrelations.

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CHC Chapter

The document outlines a comprehensive framework for understanding various cognitive and emotional abilities, categorized into broad and narrow levels. It includes specific domains such as motor abilities, perceptual processing, attention control, and acquired knowledge, as well as emotional intelligence components. The structure emphasizes the hierarchical organization of cognitive skills and their interrelations.

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