Which statement is true about the two named sensory intervention approaches?

• A. They are both described as non-sensory interventions
• B. They are both recognized as sensory intervention approaches
• C. They target only infants
• D. They require no professional guidance

Answer: (B)

These two approaches are both built on how children process sensory information and how we can use sensory experiences to help regulation, attention, and engagement in play and daily tasks. That foundation means they are properly categorized as sensory intervention approaches. It would be inaccurate to describe them as non-sensory interventions since their methods rely on sensory input and modulation. They are not limited to infants; clinicians use sensory interventions across a range of ages. They also typically require professional guidance or at least initial instruction to ensure safe and effective implementation, because these approaches involve specific techniques and ongoing monitoring of the child’s responses. For these reasons, saying both are recognized as sensory intervention approaches is the best answer.