Which of the following does NOT indicate a communication or sensory deficit?

Clear articulation does not indicate a communication or sensory deficit because it suggests that the individual is able to express themselves effectively through speech. This ability to articulate clearly indicates intact verbal communication skills. In contrast, the other options reflect various forms of deficits. Recent visual changes and visual impairments pertain to problems with sight, while dependent communication implies a reliance on others for conveying messages, indicating either cognitive deficits or communication challenges. Therefore, clear articulation stands out as the only option indicating no deficit in communication or sensory ability.