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The Term Intellectual Disability Is Generally Assigned to a Person

Question 291

Question 291

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The term intellectual disability is generally assigned to a person whose score on a standard IQ test is:


A) 90 or lower
B) 80 or lower
C) 70 or lower
D) 60 or lower

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