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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"tactile and vestibular"”.

  1. The Influence of Enhanced Tactile and Vestibular Sensory Stimulation on Subsequent Auditory and Visual Responsiveness: A Matter of Timing

    … time raises the question of how sensory systems and their particular experiential histories might influence one another. Few studies have addressed how modified stimulation to earlier-emerging modalities might influence the functioning of relatively later-developing modalities. Previous findings …

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  2. Development of an 'individualised sensory environment' for adults with learning disabilities and an evaluation of its effects on their interactive behaviours

    This thesis is about the development and evaluation of an intervention incorporating structured sensory stimulation. It was designed for use with adults with learning disabilities who were not yet intentional communicators. The intervention was termed an 'Individualised Sensory Environment' …

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  3. Holding and rocking the full-term neonate: the immediate and residual effects on behavioral state and heart rate

    This study explored infants' immediate and residual responses to holding and rocking, and how these responses relate to previously proposed mechanisms to explain long term benefits found when infants are repeatedly exposed to tactile and vestibular stimulation. This form of stimulation has been …

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