Multiple Choice
Occupational therapy evaluation using a sensory integration (SI) frame of reference __________.
A) Involves gathering both quantitative and qualitative data and thoughtful interpretations based on an understanding of the strengths and limitations of SI theory
B) Always results in the identification of behaviors that fall into one or more meaningful sensory integration dysfunction clusters
C) Focuses most on diagnoses rather than gathering data for intervention planning
D) Must use a specific set of caregiver report measures
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