Understanding Organisational Ability and Self-Regulation in Children with Developmental Coordination Disorder

Current Developmental Disorders Reports
Dido Green, Sally Payne

Abstract

This paper examines physical and emotional coherence in young people with developmental coordination disorder (DCD). Specifically, the transactional relationship between motor and non-motor/executive dysfunction in children with DCD and its impact on psychosocial functioning is explored. This paper integrates the subjective reported experiences of young people with DCD with objective measurements and findings from neuroimaging studies. Consideration of the transactional relationship between the person, the activity and the environment, whether these factors be physical, social, attitudinal or virtual, will be fundamental to our understanding of the mechanisms underpinning organisational and emotional issues presenting in DCD. Integrating the experiences of young people with research evidence will be essential to improve outcomes for young people with DCD in clinical practice.

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