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    Individuals with Bilateral Integration and Sequencing (BIS) Deficits Often Score
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Individuals with Bilateral Integration and Sequencing (BIS) Deficits Often Score

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Individuals with bilateral integration and sequencing (BIS) deficits often score within normal limits on the Sensory Integration and Praxis Test (SIPT), but with a pattern of low scores.

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