OBP Child – Behavior and Sensory Theories in Pediatric Occupational Therapy Practice Test

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Which statement is true about Champagne's Sensory Modulation Programs?

Champagne's Sensory Modulation Programs are associated with older adults and adults with developmental disabilities

Champagne's Sensory Modulation Programs are built around helping adults—particularly older adults and adults with developmental disabilities—regulate arousal and sensory-driven behavior through targeted experiences and environmental adjustments. This adult-focused emphasis is what makes the statement true.

In contrast, Mildred Ross's Five-Stage Groups is a general group-therapy concept not specifically tied to pediatric populations, so it doesn't define Champagne's work. Dunn's approach describes how people process sensory information (the patterns they have), but it isn’t itself a packaged modulation program. Ayres's model, while foundational in pediatric sensory integration, is one pediatric-focused framework and not the only pediatric approach, so describing it as the sole pediatric-focused model would be inaccurate.

Mildred Ross's Five-Stage Groups is described as pediatric

Dunn's approach is a sensory modulation program

Ayres's model is the only pediatric-focused approach

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