Advances in Basic Research Studying the Brain Mechanisms Involved in Sensory

Multiple Choice

Advances in basic research studying the brain mechanisms involved in sensory processing disorders (SPD) suggest which of the following is TRUE?

A) Advances in brain research do not play a role in helping to define SPD as its own diagnostic condition.
B) CT scans are the most effective radiographic technique for seeing the brain abnormalities characteristic of children with SPD.
C) There is no evidence suggesting that the brain mechanisms of children with SPD function any differently than those of children without SPD.
D) The brains of children with SPD are wired differently; in some children, responses are less inhibited, whereas in others, brain areas are not communicating efficiently or performing optimally.