What are the components of a child's functioning breakdown?

A breakdown of a child's functioning involves identifying the areas in which a child may be struggling. A breakdown often takes into account a child's cognitive, emotional, and behavioral functioning, as these areas are closely related and can greatly impact overall functioning. Option B is incorrect because it does not include emotional and behavioral functioning, which are important components in understanding a child's overall functioning. Option C is incorrect because "social" and "practical" are not the same as emotional and behavioral functioning. Option D is incorrect because it uses unclear terms such as "physical cap" and "development" and does not specifically mention emotional and behavioral functioning.