Children with sensory processing disorders often have average to high intelligence, but also have a higher co-occurrence with other DSM diagnosis, such as autism. What does the research say about the causes of sensory processing disorders? Do you agree or

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 Children with sensory processing disorders often have average to high intelligence, but also have a higher co-occurrence with other DSM diagnosis, such as autism. What does the research say about the causes of sensory processing disorders? Do you agree or disagree with the research? Explain your response.   

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