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Assessment evaluates sensory integration difficulties in children, suggesting its clinical utility for practitioners.
These findings support the EASI as an effective assessment for distinguishing children with sensory integration difficulties from typically developing peers. Although discriminative strength varied across subtests, the overall battery demonstrated strong discriminative capacity, supporting profile-based interpretation and clinical utility within the Ayres Sensory Integration® framework.
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