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What the score means: This child responds to touch experiences ‘probably less than others’. For Tactile processing, this means that the child ‘almost never’ responds; children this age typically respond more often than this to touch experiences in everyday life.
Since all the cut scores on the Sensory Profile
are based on the normal bell curve, a ‘probable difference’ score
means that the child responds less than about 84% of peers, about the same
as 14% of peers and more than 2% of peers. Go to the Bell
Curve illustration to see how this works.