Which impairment domains are discussed as deficits in schizophrenia in the material?

• A. Language and memory
• B. Motor coordination, sensory integration, and motor sequencing of complex movements
• C. Attention and executive function
• D. Social skills and moral reasoning

Answer: (B)

In schizophrenia, impairment can extend into sensory and motor function, not just cognition or social skills. The material describes deficits in motor coordination, sensory integration, and the sequencing of complex movements. This combination captures how individuals may struggle to coordinate movements smoothly, process sensory information to guide actions, and plan or order steps for complex motor tasks. That focus directly matches the described impairment domain, making it the best choice.

While attention and executive function, language/memory, or social cognition can also be affected in schizophrenia, they don’t align with the specific domain emphasized in the material—the sensory-motor integration and motor sequencing deficits.