When a person displays such symptoms to relatively mild sensory stimuli, they are said to have A. Hyperresponsiveness.
What is Hyperresponsiveness?
- It is an autism spectrum disorder.
- It leads to one reacting excessively to sensory stimuli that people without the condition would consider mild.
When such people hear the sounds of something loud such as a baby crying, they tend to cover their ears and scream because they feel more sensitive to the sound.
In conclusion, this is option A.
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