Why Are the Apparent Sensory Deficits Seen in Some Autistic

question 64

Multiple Choice

Why are the apparent sensory deficits seen in some autistic children referred to as "apparent"?

• A) There is no impairment in the sense organ but the individual's responding makes it appear otherwise.
• B) There is no way to assess the sensory functioning of children with autism.
• C) What appears to be a deficit is often a form of willful behavior.
• D) Parents incorrectly perceive these children as having deficits.

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