Furthermore, the fact that the current study’s sample was comprised entirely of preschool children could also account for these differences.
Thus for example, in Dunn and Bennett’s study, significant differences were found between the children with and without ADHD on the vestibular section.
In contrast, no significant differences were found in our study on this specific section.
Since the items in the vestibular section describe active movement behaviors that typical younger children may tend to engage in routinely, it could explain why no significant differences occurred between our sample groups.