Principles of SI

Principles of SI

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Which of the following best describes the primary goal of sensory integration therapy?

A) Teaching children how to verbally express their sensory preferences

B) Enhancing the brain’s ability to process and respond to sensory input more effectively

C) Eliminating all sensory sensitivities through repeated exposure

D) Encouraging children to avoid activities that challenge their sensory systems
Question 6 of 20

6. Question

A child who often appears clumsy, struggles with body awareness, and has difficulty coordinating movements like jumping or catching a ball may be experiencing challenges with which sensory system?

A) Vestibular

B) Proprioceptive

C) Auditory

D) Interoceptive
Question 7 of 20

7. Question

Which intervention strategy would be most appropriate for a child with proprioceptive sensory processing challenges?

A) Providing deep pressure activities like weighted vests and heavy work exercises

B) Increasing exposure to bright lights and flashing visuals

C) Encouraging avoidance of all movement-based activities

D) Using only verbal instructions without hands-on activities
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True/False: Sensory integration refers to the brain’s ability to organize and interpret sensory information for effective interaction with the environment.

A) True

B) False
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9. Question

Which of the following is NOT one of the sensory systems involved in sensory integration?

A) Vestibular

B) Proprioceptive

C) Endocrine

D) Tactile
Question 10 of 20

10. Question

Fill in the Blank: The __________ system helps us understand where our body is in space through receptors in our muscles and joints.

A) Vestibular

B) Tactile

C) Proprioceptive

D) Auditory
Question 11 of 20

11. Question
Match the sensory system to the functional skill area it primarily influences:
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- Body scheme and touch discrimination
- Postural control and balance
- Body awareness and force gradation.
A) Tactile System
B) Vestibular System
C) Proprioceptive System
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Which of the following is an evidence-based intervention strategy for addressing sensory processing difficulties in children with sensory modulation challenges?

A) Deep pressure activities such as weighted blankets

B) Increasing exposure to bright lights and loud sounds

C) Avoiding all sensory input to prevent overstimulation

D) Relying solely on verbal instruction without sensory supports
Question 13 of 20

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Rank the following steps of sensory integration intervention from first to last:

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Case Study: A child frequently spins in circles, jumps excessively, and seeks out rough-and-tumble play. Based on sensory integration theory, which sensory system is most likely involved, and what type of input might help regulate their sensory needs?

A) Vestibular system; activities like swinging, jumping, or deep pressure input

B) Auditory system; activities like listening to calming music

C) Tactile system; activities like exploring different textures

D) Proprioceptive system; activities like visual tracking games
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On a scale of 1 (not at all) to 5 (very well) how well are you able to Articulate the core principles of sensory integration theory?

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On a scale of 1 (not at all) to 5 (very well) how well are you able to Describe diverse sensory processing patterns and their impact on daily functioning?

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On a scale of 1 (not at all) to 5 (very well) how well are you able to Identify evidence-based intervention strategies to address distinct sensory processing difficulties in individuals across various populations?

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