Your client has difficulty doing jumping jacks and skipping in physical education. In the classroom, the client avoids stabilizing his or her paper when writing. Your client most likely ____________.

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The client's difficulty with activities that require coordination of both sides of the body (jumping jacks, skipping) and stabilizing paper while writing suggests issues with bilateral integration, which is the ability to use both sides of the body together in a coordinated way. This is often associated with sensory processing difficulties, hence the indication of bilateral integration and sensory (BIS) deficits.

Your Client Has Difficulty Doing Jumping Jacks and Skipping in Physical