Adults with developmental coordination disorder commonly have participation issues due to
A) the inability to walk independently.
B) the inability to communicate wants and needs.
C) decreased strength and endurance.
D) decreased muscle tone.

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Longitudinal research on children and young adults with DCD has documented ongoing impairments in the areas of motor control and coordination as well as participation issues resulting from decreased strength and poor endurance (Gillberg, 2001).

Adults with Developmental Coordination Disorder Commonly Have Participation Issues Due