Emotional (a)   is the ability to stabilize the emotional response to a potentially unstable social and emotional situation.

Emotional (a)   is the ability to empathize with others and respond appropriately and productively to provide social and emotional support.

Physical (a)   is the ability to quickly produce maximum force.

Physical (a)   is the ability to quickly and effectively respond to a stimulus through purposeful movement.

Physical (a)   is the ability to change body position and direction quickly and efficiently.

Emotional (a)   is the ability to apply the energy created from an emotional response (e.g., anger, sadness, frustration) in a positive and constructive way.

Physical (a)   is the ability to combine movements of several parts for a focused purpose or task.

Emotional (a)   is the ability to respond positively and optimistically in a variety of social and emotional situations and to regain optimism when negative events occur.

Emotional (a)   is the ability to quickly regulate an emotional response when faced with a variety of immediate social and emotional challenges.

Physical (a)   is the ability to move the body quickly from one point to another.

Emotional (a)   is the ability to use personal enthusiasm to improve the emotional state of others.