Can Sensory Integration Dysfunction be a cause of behavior problems?
Sometimes behavior problems are the first indications that the child may have Sensory Integrative Dysfunction Sensory Integrative Dysfunction can adversely affect many areas of a child’s development, including emotional and social. Many children become discouraged or develop poor self-concept, especially if they become aware of differences in their function and those of their peers. If a young child has difficulty with motor skills and play activities, it may be hard for him to make friends or to be part of a group. Sensory defensiveness can cause aggressive behaviors or cause the child to be a loner.
