Question 1

What happened to people with ID during the Eugenics movement? What was the rationale behind this movement?

Accepted Answer

Forced sterilization to prevent people with ID from passing on "inferior" genes.

Question 2

Name at least four disorders/syndromes/diagnoses that result in intellectal disabilty.

Accepted Answer

Any of the following: Down syndrome, FASD, CHARGE, Fragile X, Smith-Magenis, Turner, VCFS, Lesch-Nyhan, Williams, Prader-Willi or any other known disorder that causes ID.

Question 3

When discussing communication, fluency refers to:

Accepted Answer

A)  The ability to speak a language functionally enough to hold conversations with others. 
B)  Pitch, loudness and tempo. 
C)  Rate or speech and joining of sounds. 
A)  The ability to speak a language functionally enough to hold conversations with others. 
B)  Pitch, loudness and tempo. 
C)  Rate or speech and joining of sounds. C

Question 4

Down syndrome is the most prevalent cause of ID.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 5

What is the prompt hierarchy?

Accepted Answer

A)  Physical, modeling, visual, verbal. 
B)  Full physical, partial physical, modeling, direct verbal, indirect verbal, none. 
C)  Full physical, partial physical, model, task analysis, verbal, none. 
A)  Physical, modeling, visual, verbal. 
B)  Full physical, partial physical, modeling, direct verbal, indirect verbal, none. 
C)  Full physical, partial physical, model, task analysis, verbal, none.

Question 6

The severity levels of ID are…

Accepted Answer

A)  mild, moderate, severe. 
B)  mild, moderate, severe, profound. 
C)  independently functioning, dependently functioning. 
A)  mild, moderate, severe. 
B)  mild, moderate, severe, profound. 
C)  independently functioning, dependently functioning.

Question 7

What year did the term intellectual disability replace mental retardation in federal laws?

Accepted Answer

A)  1975 
B)  1986 
C)  1990 
D)  2010 
A)  1975 
B)  1986 
C)  1990 
D)  2010

Question 8

Name and give an example of best practice in inclusive classrooms to support students with ID.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Name and give an example of best...

Question 9

What is the difference between the term mental retardation and the term intellectual disability?

Accepted Answer

The answer of What is the difference between the term...

Question 10

Create a task analysis with at least 5 steps for picking out clothes in the morning.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Create a task analysis with at least...

Question 11

What are some criticisms of the Stanford-Binet IQ test?

Accepted Answer

The answer of What are some criticisms of the Stanford-Binet...

Question 12

Gardner's multiple intelligences include…

Accepted Answer

A)  musical. 
B)  mathematical. 
C)  naturalistic. 
D)  interpersonal. 
E)  all of these. 
A)  musical. 
B)  mathematical. 
C)  naturalistic. 
D)  interpersonal. 
E)  all of these.

Question 13

In order to receive an ID diagnosis a person must…

Accepted Answer

A)  have a genetic disorder. 
B)  experience intellectual and adaptive functioning prior to age 18. 
C)  experience intellecutual and adaptive function impairments with onset at any time in their lives. 
A)  have a genetic disorder. 
B)  experience intellectual and adaptive functioning prior to age 18. 
C)  experience intellecutual and adaptive function impairments with onset at any time in their lives.

Question 14

Children with ID always grow into adults who are incapable of living on their own.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

What happened to people with ID during the Eugenics movement? What was the rationale behind this movement?

Name at least four disorders/syndromes/diagnoses that result in intellectal disabilty.

When discussing communication, fluency refers to:

Down syndrome is the most prevalent cause of ID.

What is the prompt hierarchy?

The severity levels of ID are…

What year did the term intellectual disability replace mental retardation in federal laws?

Name and give an example of best practice in inclusive classrooms to support students with ID.

What is the difference between the term mental retardation and the term intellectual disability?

Create a task analysis with at least 5 steps for picking out clothes in the morning.

What are some criticisms of the Stanford-Binet IQ test?

Gardner's multiple intelligences include…

In order to receive an ID diagnosis a person must…

Children with ID always grow into adults who are incapable of living on their own.

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Exam 12: Children With Intellectual Disability

What happened to people with ID during the Eugenics movement? What was the rationale behind this movement?

Name at least four disorders/syndromes/diagnoses that result in intellectal disabilty.

When discussing communication, fluency refers to:

Down syndrome is the most prevalent cause of ID.

What is the prompt hierarchy?

The severity levels of ID are…

What year did the term intellectual disability replace mental retardation in federal laws?

Name and give an example of best practice in inclusive classrooms to support students with ID.

What is the difference between the term mental retardation and the term intellectual disability?

Create a task analysis with at least 5 steps for picking out clothes in the morning.

What are some criticisms of the Stanford-Binet IQ test?

Gardner's multiple intelligences include…

In order to receive an ID diagnosis a person must…

Children with ID always grow into adults who are incapable of living on their own.

An Introduction to the Field of Early Childhood Special Education

Theoretical Foundations in Early Childhood Special Education

Typical and Atypical Development

Families Are the Most Important of All

Children Who Are at Risk

Identification and Intervention

Developing Ifsp and Iep

Children Who Have Autism Spectrum Disorder

Children Who Have Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder

Children Who Have Challenging Behaviors and Mental Health Issues

Children With Communication Impairments

Children With Hearing Loss and Visual Impairment

Children Who Have Motor Issues and Those With Other Health Impairments

Education of Children With Disabilities in Primary School Years: Grades K3

Children Who Are Gifted

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