When children are unable to carry out ordinary activities because their senses do not provide accurate or clear messages, it is called
A)sensory integrative dysfunction.
B)sensory involvement.
C)attention deficit disorder.
D)discrimination.

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Sensory integrative dysfunction, also known as sensory processing disorder, occurs when the brain has difficulty processing and integrating sensory information from various senses (such as touch, sound, and sight) in order to produce an appropriate response. This can result in difficulty with ordinary activities such as dressing, eating, and playing. Option B is not a recognized term, option C refers to a different condition, and option D is a general term that does not specifically relate to sensory processing difficulties.

When Children Are Unable to Carry Out Ordinary Activities Because