In the context of 'Learning Disabilities', what specific type of problem in the central nervous system is found in a child suffering from 'Dysgraphia'—a condition falling under 'Specific Learning Disability' first coined by neurologist Samuel Kirk in 1963—which most affects their writing skills?

Dysgraphia is a neurological disorder that primarily affects a child's writing skills. This problem arises due to a lack of coordination among visuo-spatial coordination, fine motor control of hand muscles, and the parts of the brain (such as the motor cortex and cerebellum) that control the writing process. Due to this, the child faces severe difficulty in forming letters, writing in lines, spelling, and organizing their thoughts in written form. Therefore, the correct option is the most accurate and scientific answer.