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Sensory Profile™ 2
Child Sensory Profile™ 2
Child Sensory Profile™ 2 Summary Report
Winnie Dunn, PhD, OTR, FAOTA
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
E
PL
M
SA
SCORE PROFILE
Quadrant
Anna is just as interested in
Seeking/Seeker ◆ sensory experiences as the
E
majority of others
Anna is much more likely to be
Avoiding/Avoider ◆ overwhelmed by sensory
experiences than others
Anna detects more sensory
Sensitivity/Sensor
Registration/
Bystander
PL ◆
◆
cues than others
Anna misses many more
sensory cues than others
M
SA
Sensory Section
AUDITORY Anna responds more to
◆
Processing sounds than others
VISUAL Anna responds to sights just
◆
Processing like the majority of others
E
TOUCH Anna responds much more to
◆
Processing touch than others
MOVEMENT Anna responds to movement
◆
Processing just like the majority of others
Anna responds to body
BODY POSITION
Processing
ORAL SENSORY
Processing
Behavioral
Section
CONDUCT
associated with
PL ◆
◆
◆ position much more than
others
Anna responds just like the
majority of others to items in or
around the mouth
processing
ATTENTIONAL
responses Anna pays attention to cues
associated with ◆ around her just like the majority
sensory of others
processing
E
Registration/Bystander 70 97-99 Much More Than Others
Sensory Section
AUDITORY Processing
VISUAL Processing
TOUCH Processing
MOVEMENT Processing
PL Raw Score
27
16
37
14
Percentile Range
86-96
11-82
97-99
8-85
Classification
processing
AUDITORY Processing
Anna becomes very distressed with loud unexpected noise.
VISUAL Processing
No rater comments were included for this section.
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TOUCH Processing
Anna likes to touch on 'her terms' and is averse to being touched unexpectedly. She doesn't like to
cuddle.
MOVEMENT Processing
PL
No rater comments were included for this section.
End of Report
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