Symptoms
This is the first sign of sensory integrative dysfunction that parents notice.
(p. 51)
What is hyperactivity?
This type of sensory deprivation occurs when sensory stimulation may have been present for the child, but the sensations didn’t quite reach the neurons in the brain, perhaps causing sensory integrative dysfunction. (p. 51)
What is internal?
The primary level of integration (1st level) is connected to these 3 senses.
(p. 55)
What are hearing, seeing, and touching?
This occurs naturally in most people so they take it for granted.
What is sensory integration?
The child with sensory integrative dysfunction often has low ______, which makes them weak.
(p. 52)
What is muscle tone?
This type of sensory deprivation is NOT often the cause for sensory integrative dysfunction.
(p. 51)
What is overt?
A body percept (think about the 2nd level) is made up of body ________ that are stored in the brain.
(p. 57)
What are maps?
It is commonly understood that all behaviors, even those that are misunderstood, are actually a form of _________.
What is communication?
Sensory integrative problems may interfere directly with this function of the brain
(p. 53)
What is the learning process?
Some children raised in environments with little time for play, movement, and _______, will result in sensory deprivation
(p. 49)
What is sensory stimulation?
Many children with sensory integration issues have trouble with _______ because they struggle with the placement of their tongue and movement of their lips.
(p. 58)
What is articulation?
A purposeful and goal-directed response to a sensory experience, like a baby reaching for a toy they may want.
What is adaptive response?
Parents of adolescents with sensory integrative dysfunction often complain about their child’s lack of __________ .
p. 53
What is organization?
These may force a child’s brain into a more vulnerable state, leading to environmental toxins that may interfere with sensory dysfunction.
(p. 50)
What are genetic factors?
The fourth level of sensory integration, known as _______, should be well developed by the time a child enters elementary school.
(p. 59)
What is specialization?
Eleven in "Stranger Things" often goes in __________ to transport herself into others’ minds, memories, and the Upside Down. It deprives her of access to all of her senses. It’s horrible when used in real life for experimentation. (p. 50)
What is a sensory deprivation tank/chamber?