Organization: Difficulty with systematically arranging information and planning, which is often reflected in communication difficulties, such as trouble telling a story with events in the right order, giving directions, or maintaining a topic during conversation.

Perception: Visual perception deficits causing a person to have difficulty perceiving and processing any information on the left visual field (left-sided neglect). For example, individuals with RHD may have difficulty with reading words on the left side of a page, eating food on the left side of their plate, or acknowledging the left side of their body.

Reasoning and problem solving: Difficulty identifying that there is a problem (e.g., ran out of medication) and generating solutions (e.g., call the pharmacy).

Memory: Difficulty recalling previously learned information and learning new information.              
Insight: Difficulty recognizing problems and their impact on daily functioning. 

Orientation: Difficulty recalling the date, time, or place. The individual may also be disoriented to self, meaning that he/she cannot correctly recall personal information, such as birth date, age, or family names.