Cross-modal transfer and sensory integration deficits are characteristic in children with DCD.

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Cross-modal transfer refers to the ability to apply learning from one sensory modality (such as visual) to another modality (such as auditory). Sensory integration involves the ability to correctly process different sensory inputs from the environment. Children with Developmental Coordination Disorder (DCD) often experience difficulties with both cross-modal transfer and sensory integration, making this statement true.

Cross-Modal Transfer and Sensory Integration Deficits Are Characteristic in Children