The Schematic Representation or Model of Sensory Integration (SI) Theory

The schematic representation or model of sensory integration (SI) theory used throughout this book (see Chapters 1 and 14) is helpful in guiding intervention because ______________.

A) It is science-based, and links underlying sensory system deficits with functional skills or behaviors often targeted in intervention.
B) It provides a list of appropriate treatment activities for remediation of given or specific SI deficits.
C) It includes all the evidence-based components necessary for providing occupational therapy intervention using Ayres Sensory Integration (ASI) .
D) It emphasizes the developmental sequence and progression for acquiring normal SI abilities, along with important outcomes of occupational therapy treatment using SI as a frame for reference.