Which of the following is NOT a type of sensory disability?

Paraplegia is classified as a mobility or physical disability rather than a sensory disability. Sensory disabilities specifically relate to impairments in the senses, such as vision, hearing, and in some cases, touch. Hearing impairments affect a person’s ability to perceive sound, while vision impairments relate to the loss or limitation of sight. Colour blindness, a form of vision impairment, affects the ability to differentiate colors. Therefore, paraplegia does not fit into the category of sensory disabilities because it primarily affects movement and physical functioning rather than sensory perception.