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No references found	In addition, these researchers found that although these forms of sensory defensiveness were moderately genetically associated with fearful temperament and anxiety, they were relatively genetically distinct from other common dimensions of childhood behavioral dysfunction. Occupational therapy in the age of the human genome: Occupational ... by Reynolds, Stacey; Lou, Jennie Q. / AJOT: American Journal of Occupational Therapy One part of James' sensory diet was the implementation of the Wilbarger approach to treating sensory defensiveness (Wilbarger & Wilbarger, 2002). Sensory strategies: practical support to empower families by Dunstan, Elizabeth; Griffiths, Sian / New Zealand Journal of Occupational Therapy Occupational therapy's sensory integration approach to self-regulation Children experiencing regulatory problems frequently exhibit sensory defensiveness to external stimuli, demonstrate resistance to calming efforts and demonstrate difficulty with eating and sleeping schedules. Self-regulation and stress management. (Stress Management) by Cantu, Carolyn O. / The Exceptional Parent	sensomobile sensomotor sensor Sensorcaine sensori- sensorial sensoriglandular sensorimotor sensorimotor area sensorimotor phase sensorimotor polyneuropathy sensorimotor therapy sensorimuscular sensorineural sensorineural deafness sensorineural hearing impairment sensorineural hearing loss sensorium sensorivasomotor sensory sensory aphasia sensory apraxia sensory area sensory awareness sensory cortex Sensory defensiveness sensory deficit sensory denial or negation sensory deprivation sensory end organ sensory epilepsy sensory function sensory function: cutaneous sensory function: hearing sensory function: proprioception sensory function: taste and smell sensory function: vision sensory ganglion sensory image sensory integration Sensory Integration Disorder sensory integration dysfunction sensory integrative dysfunction sensory integrative therapy sensory nerve sensory nerve action potential sensory nerve transposition Sensory nerves sensory neuronopathy sensory neuropathy sensory nucleus of trigeminal nerve	sensory apraxia sensory area sensory area Sensory art therapies Sensory art therapies sensory association area sensory association area sensory association area sensory association area sensory association area Sensory ataxia Sensory ataxia Sensory ataxia Sensory ataxia Sensory Ataxic Neuropathy, Dysarthria, and Ophthalmoparesis Sensory awareness Sensory awareness Sensory awareness Sensory awareness Sensory Binocular Cooperation sensory cell sensory circle sensory circle sensory circle sensory circle sensory circle sensory control Sensory Controlled Dextrous Robots sensory controlled robot sensory cortex Sensory defensiveness sensory deficit sensory denial or negation sensory deprivation sensory deprivation sensory deprivation sensory deprivation Sensory diet Sensory Disabilities Research Unit sensory end organ sensory end organ sensory end organ Sensory Environments Evaluation sensory epilepsy sensory epilepsy sensory epilepsy sensory epilepsy sensory epithelium sensory epithelium sensory epithelium Sensory Evoked Facial Muscle Electromyography Sensory evoked potentials Sensory evoked potentials Sensory evoked potentials sensory experience sensory faculty Sensory feedback Sensory feedback Sensory feedback Sensory feedback Sensory fiber

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In addition, these researchers found that although these forms of sensory defensiveness were moderately genetically associated with fearful temperament and anxiety, they were relatively genetically distinct from other common dimensions of childhood behavioral dysfunction.

Occupational therapy in the age of the human genome: Occupational ... by Reynolds, Stacey; Lou, Jennie Q. / AJOT: American Journal of Occupational Therapy

One part of James' sensory diet was the implementation of the Wilbarger approach to treating sensory defensiveness (Wilbarger & Wilbarger, 2002).

Sensory strategies: practical support to empower families by Dunstan, Elizabeth; Griffiths, Sian / New Zealand Journal of Occupational Therapy

Occupational therapy's sensory integration approach to self-regulation Children experiencing regulatory problems frequently exhibit sensory defensiveness to external stimuli, demonstrate resistance to calming efforts and demonstrate difficulty with eating and sleeping schedules.

Self-regulation and stress management. (Stress Management) by Cantu, Carolyn O. / The Exceptional Parent

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