A child described as having somatodyspraxia has problems with which of the following areas?

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Somatodyspraxia is a type of dyspraxia that affects a person's ability to process sensory information and then plan and execute motor tasks. This involves difficulties with tactile discrimination (the ability to recognize and differentiate objects and textures by touch) and motor planning (the ability to conceive, plan, and carry out a skilled, non-habitual motor act in the correct sequence).

A Child Described as Having Somatodyspraxia Has Problems with Which