Question

Struggles with motor skills in dysgraphia are mainly related to:

• A. Fine motor skills (e.g., finger control for writing)
• B. Gross motor skills (e.g., overall body coordination and balance)
• C. Oral motor skills (e.g., the ability to speak clearly and articulate words)
• D. Visual-perceptual skills (e.g., recognizing shapes and letters)

Answer 1

Answer:

A. Fine motor skills (e.g., finger control for writing)

• Dysgraphia involves difficulty with the small muscle coordination needed for writing.

• Gross motor skills are usually unaffected.

• Emotional regulation is more linked to ADHD/autism.