Research Has Shown That for Adults with Sensory Processing Disorders

Research has shown that for adults with sensory processing disorders _____________________.

A) Patterns of sensory sensitivity and sensory avoiding have been related to increased anxiety, depression, and decreased general health, vitality, and social functioning.
B) High sensory seeking behavior in adults results in high quality of life indicators in vitality and general health.
C) There are few indications that sensory modulation problems impact mental health or quality of life.
D) Sensory-based intervention approaches implemented in controlled clinic environments rather than within their natural contexts (home, work, or community) are most effective and enjoyable.