ACT stands for a cognitive model with three components including and O Adaptive Control of Thought/ declarative memory, production memory and working memory. O Automatic Cognitive Thinking/ sensory memory, short-term memory and procedural memory. O Autonomic Control of Thought/ parasympathetic system, sympathetic system and limbic system. O Aware Control of Themes/ short term memory, long term memory and implicit memory. none of the given answers.

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A: *Summary of Learning Need  * The Plan  * The execution of the Plan  * The Evaluation Results

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