The effect of sensory stimulations of hand on rate of behavioral disorders

Abstract:This study has review effect of hand sensory movements in reduction of behavior disorders. The method of this study according to nature of subject has used method of semi-experimental and random block plans. The statistical society of this study consists of whole males and females 5-9 years old group by behavior disorder at 12 district in Tehran city were 30 individuals and by use of simple sampling method 24 of them were put randomly in two experimental and control group. In this study we have used Rater questionnaire for measuring health and habit and csI4 questionnaire for measuring morbid symptoms. In data analyzing this study has used covariance analyzing ANOVA. Findings: the effect of sensory stimulations of hand is effective on rate of finger sucking disorder. The effect of sensory stimulations of hand is effective on rate of nail biting disorder Conclusion: the results have shown that sensory stimulations in nail biting, finger sucking, respectively is 0/32 and 46% and in this study the effect of sensory stimulations on finger sucking was desirable and sensory stimulations on nail biting was in half of desirable rate.