Continued addition of Functional Processes to ICF in Library

The coding for the following additional Generalized Functional Processes were added to the Functional Process Typing & Coding section of the International Classification of Functional Processes, Agency, and Context (ICF) in the Library.

f11.00 VALENCE [process]: The Valence Process involves a positive or negative sense felt in a situation and is subject to the subprocesses related to the diverse activity of valent processing (including f11.00 subcodes f11.01 through f11.25).

f12.00 MOTATION [process]: The Motation Process involves being set in motion, being moved, or to keep moving, (including emotion and motivation) in a situation and is subject to the subprocesses related to the diverse activity of motational processing (including f12.00 subcodes f12.01 through f12.25).

f13.00 COGNITION [process]: The COGNITION Process involves the cognitive act or process of knowing (acquiring, gaining, or processing knowledge) in a situation and is subject to the subprocesses related to the diverse activity of cognitive processing (including f13.00 subcodes f13.01 through f13.25).

f14.00 SAPIENCE [process]: The Sapience Process involves wisdom (being wise, sensible, or judicious; being learned; having good taste, discernment, or intelligence) in a situation and is subject to the subprocesses related to the diverse activity of sapient processing (including f14.00 subcodes f14.01 through f14.25).

f15.00 MEMORY [process]: The Memory Process involves the activity of bringing or calling to mind (mindfulness) as memorizing or remembering (memory) in a situation and is subject to the subprocesses related to the diverse activity of memorial processing (including f15.00 subcodes f15.01 through f15.25).