For the Case Discussed in Chapter 22, Stair Climbing Was

Multiple Choice

For the case discussed in Chapter 22, stair climbing was a very appropriate goal to be addressed in therapy using a modified sensory integration (SI) approach because of all of the following reasons EXCEPT _______________________.

A) Poor processing of vestibular and proprioceptive sensations were contributing to difficulties with body awareness, and were believed to make stair climbing challenging for the child.
B) The goal was meaningful to the child and family.
C) The goal could simply be effectively addressed by practicing stair climbing over and over again.
D) The demands of stair climbing required coordinated use of the lower extremities and trunk, which could be addressed by sensory-based activities aimed at improving bilateral integration and sequencing.