The concentrative practice process model identifies the subcomponents of attentional processing as: alerting and orienting toward an intended object of interest, engaging with the object, sustaining attentional focus, executive monitoring and detecting distraction, disengaging from the source of distraction, and re-engaging on the intended object.

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  Self-awareness, self-regulation, and self-transcendence (S-ART)

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• attentional processes concept