유아의 감각처리조절과 문제행동의 관계

The relationships between sensory processing regulation and behavior problems of preschoolers

This study was to verify correlation between sensory processing regulation and behavior problem, the effect of sensory processing regulation’s sub-factor in behavior problem, the difference in groups and discriminanted the variables to predict groups. The participants were 335, 3 to 6 years typical children. The result was as follows: First, 274(81.8%) Typical performance, 43(12.8%) Probable difference, 18(5.4%) Definite difference. Second, The children's sensory processing regulation and behavior problem showed significant negative correlation. Third, Tactile Sensitivity, Movement Sensitivity, and Auditory Filtering accounted for 23% of Internalizing syndromes, and Tactile Sensitivity, Underresponsive/Seeks Sensation, Auditory Filtering accounted for 29% of Externalizing syndromes, and Total behavior problem. Fourth, In the result of discriminant ananlysis, verified that Withdrawn, Sleep problems subscales, and DSM Affective problems, DSM pervasive developmental problems as a predictor variable.