Which of the following is a sensory intervention program name?

• A. Champagne's Sensory Modulation Programs
• B. Five-Stage Groups
• C. Mildred Ross's Five-Stage Groups
• D. Wilbarger Protocol

Answer: (A)

Recognizing a branded sensory intervention program name versus generic group approaches or individual techniques is what this item is teaching. A sensory intervention program name signals a structured, branded set of activities designed to modulate sensory input across sessions in pediatric OT.

Champagne's Sensory Modulation Programs fit that idea because it presents a named, program-level approach specifically focused on sensory modulation. It implies a cohesive suite of strategies, activities, and guidelines you would implement across multiple sessions to help a child regulate arousal and attention.

The other options don’t fit as sensory program names. Five-Stage Groups and Mildred Ross's Five-Stage Groups are general group-therapy frameworks rather than sensory-focused programs, so they aren’t presented as sensory intervention programs. The Wilbarger Protocol is a specific brushing protocol used within sensory therapy, not a named multi-session program.