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    In Sensory Integration (SI) Intervention, Passive Interventions (E
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In Sensory Integration (SI) Intervention, Passive Interventions (E

Question 36

Question 36

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In sensory integration (SI) intervention, passive interventions (e.g., passive range of motion and joint compression) are frequently used to help develop body scheme and facilitate improved praxis skills.

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