Regarding learning disorders, the DSM recognizes all of the following associated features, except

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The DSM does not recognize sensory deficits as a direct cause of learning disabilities. Learning disabilities are primarily identified by difficulties in cognitive processes such as reading, writing, arithmetic, or other learning fundamentals, not directly by sensory impairments. Sensory deficits may contribute to learning challenges but are not classified as learning disabilities themselves.

Regarding Learning Disorders, the DSM Recognizes All of the Following