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Hyposensitivity

Hyposensitivity, also known as Sensory under-responsitivity, refers to abnormally decreased sensitivity to sensory input.

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Hyposensitivity

Nodes23
Edges22
Triples13
Avg. degree1.91
Density0.086957
Components1

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Hyposensitivity

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related to Types of hyposensitivity · 9
Hyposensitivity → Appearing, Auditory, Difficulty, Disorientation/confusion, Liking, Little, Speaking, Talking, TV
is a · 1
Hyposensitivity → symptom of sensory processing disorder

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symptoms include also people loud sensory objects difficulty often failing input processing disorder time pain easily bright lights things feeling

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Hyposensitivityis asymptom of sensory processing disorder0.90text
name being called.Difficulty remembering what was saidinstance ofTV.Difficulty with verbal cues0.80text
or needs instructions repeated.Talking self through taskinstance ofTV.Difficulty with verbal cues0.80text
often out loud.Appearing oblivious to certain sounds.Disorientation/confusion about where a sound is coming from.Tactile hyposensitivity symptoms includeinstance ofTV.Difficulty with verbal cues0.80text
Hyposensitivityrelated to Types of hyposensitivityAuditory0.60section
Hyposensitivityrelated to Types of hyposensitivityLittle0.60section
Hyposensitivityrelated to Types of hyposensitivitySpeaking0.60section
Hyposensitivityrelated to Types of hyposensitivityLiking0.60section
Hyposensitivityrelated to Types of hyposensitivityTV0.60section
Hyposensitivityrelated to Types of hyposensitivityDifficulty0.60section
Hyposensitivityrelated to Types of hyposensitivityTalking0.60section
Hyposensitivityrelated to Types of hyposensitivityAppearing0.60section

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