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|| First published: | Last edited: || 📚🕒 Reading Time: < 1 minute Sensory avoiding, also known as sensory under responsivity, refers to a pattern of behaviour where individuals actively try to avoid or minimize exposure to sensory stimuli. These individuals may have a heightened sensitivity to sensory input and may find certain sensations overwhelming or discomforting. As a result, they may engage in behaviours such as avoiding crowded or noisy environments, covering their ears or eyes, or withdrawing from physical contact. People with SPD are often sensory avoiding, and it might show up as not liking being tickled, touched, or playing group sports.
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