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What is the importance of adaptation in some sensory stimulation?
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A long term stimulation of constant intensity,
the receptor will after a while adapt and not make any notice of the stimuli.
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What is peripheral sensory adaptation?
Adaptation of some sensory functions, as in dark adaptation when objects not seen at first in dim light gradually become visible.the process by which stimulus energies are changed into neural impulses.
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Are children with autism overactive?
Some are and some are not. However, they are likely to have sensory issues, such as being oversensitive to certain types of stimulation (visual, aural, tactile, etc.), which can cause stress reactions that make them appear to be overactive.
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Are spinal nerves are sensory nerves?
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How can music therapy be beneficial to children?
The sensory stimulation and playful nature of music can help to develop a child's ability to express emotion, communicate, and develop rhythmic movement. There is also some evidence to show that speech and language skills can be improved
What are some possible triggers of challenging behavior?
Some possible triggers of challenging behavior include; attention, Avoidance of demands, people or settings, communication,Sensory/Self-stimulation,and Illness/Pain/Medication. Possible triggers of challenging behavior include drugs, illiteracy, and bad society.
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some alternative methods are emerging to complement the conventional methods used for SID. Therapeutic body brushing. deep joint compression. cerebral electrical stimulation (CES). Hypnosis. Music therapy. biofeedback. psychotherapy.
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Brain stimulation can actually be done with surgery involving implants. Stimulation therapies are much safer (and noninvasive) when using electricity and magnets.
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