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The degree of association between sensory processing and other domains is important for understanding the role of sensory processing symptoms in the development of preterm children.

Again, it is important to emphasize that this link between sensory processing and cognition was observed even when age was controlled statistically via partial correlations.

Our finding of an association between self-disgust and juice-disgust indicates close links between sensory processing and self-identity in BPD, and may suggest that basic physiological disturbances play a role in the origins of self-disgust in this disorder.

However, if the information degraded is not related to sensory acuity per se but is, instead, related to the temporal encoding of sensory information, it remains possible that this form of information degradation could underlie the link between sensory processing and cognition observed in this study.

In previous work, exploiting the benefit of using the slant-rivalry stimulus to dissociate between sensory processing of disparity and the sensation of stereopsis, we have found a clear correlation between the activity in V3A and perceptual alternations towards a disparity-dominated percept [19].

The models illustrated in Fig.  5 confirm the general findings from the factor analysis: The relation between global sensory processing and age is stronger than the relation between global cognitive processing and age.

Future studies will have to determine whether there is an interaction between abnormal sensory processing and metabolic abnormalities, for instance decreased brain ATP content.

Thus, although significant associations between visual sensory processing and performance on the predominantly visual WAIS III were observed, even stronger associations were observed between auditory and tactile sensory processing and cognitive function.

Juice disgust ratings were related to self-disgust in BPD, suggesting close links between abnormal sensory processing and self-identity in BPD.

To further confirm the age independence of the association between global sensory processing and global cognitive processing, correlations and partial correlations, controlling for age, were calculated separately for each of the three age groups.

In this context, the amplitudes of MMN and P3a ERP components demonstrate an intriguing relationship between basic sensory processing and higher-order measures of learning and memory and psychosocial functioning in both healthy individuals [ 22] and schizophrenia patients [ 3, 19].