The results of correlational analysis between the PBQ and the SP scores indicated that among the children in the study with ADHD, the more deficits there were reported in sensory processing, the more hyperactive was the behavior.
This pattern was reflected in the responses that were obtained from two independent sources, that is, through both parents’ and teachers’ responses on the PBQ.
This finding serves to reinforce our findings regarding the sensory processing abilities of children with ADHD.