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Posttest for Sensory Stimulation for Children and Youth with Disorders of Consciousness: Recommendations from the developing evidence-base

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Preference assessments are one way to identify salient items in children with DOC.*
- A. True
- B. False
When conducting sensory stimulation, which of the following is not a typical concern to avoid:*
- A. Habituation
- B. Enriched environment
- C. Overstimulation
Which type of auditory stimuli can help promote differential responses in children with DOC?*
- A. Family's voices
- B. Favorite songs
- C. Hearing their own name
- D. All of the above
Music decreases arousal in children with DOC*
- A. True
- B. False
Music interventions are useful for children with DOC because*
- A. Music helps with relaxation and sleep disorders
- B. Music has utility as a tool for learning and skill development
- C. Any type of music is helpful for children with DOC

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