to absorb information into the brain and organize it for future use

the act of intentionally listening and/or watching something

doing several things at one time

the level at which a person is succeeding in an educational context

things perceived by the senses and that produce a reaction

information or other material contained on a website or in digital media

one action being performed during one period of time

spoken or written about previously

reduction of quality or value in the outcome of a task

the state of being exact or correct; the ability to do something skillfully without making mistakes

related to seeing something and using the hands to manipulate something

not in a particular order; not in sequence

related to hearing and producing speech sounds

to make something much clearer

large in amount, value, or importance

to block and prevent a process and/or progress

not real, but made to look, feel, sound, etc., like the real thing

a state in which thought processes are obstructed due to an excess of disconnected input

the amount of time the brain requires to perceive and use information

two actions being performed during the same period of time

the feeling of pleasure when a desire is satisfied

a copy of a book or written material before it has been published

not clearly and precisely explained and/or described

to prevent something from succeeding or from being done or happening as planned