Abstract
A cluster analysis of scores of 1961 children on the Sensory Integration and Praxis (SIPT) tests was performed to explore subgroupings of children referred for SIPT testing, and to provide information concerning the validity of the six profiles currently used in the SIPT interpretation process. The results yielded a five rather than a six cluster solution, including the following profiles: Low-average Bilateral Integration and Sequencing; Dyspraxia; Generalized Sensory Integration Dysfunction and Dyspraxia-Severe; Generalized Sensory Integration Dysfunction and Dyspraxia-Moderate, and Average Sensory Integration and Praxis. Clinical implications of the results of this study related to SIPT interpretation are discussed.
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