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danielfitts88

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Etiology of intellectual disabilities (ID) differ depending on the level of intellectual impairment. Mild ID is often ____ and more severe ID is ____.
 
  a. idiopathic; related to genetic factors, brain abnormalities, or brain injury
  b. related to genetic factors; related to brain injury
 c. related to genetic factors, brain abnormalities, or brain injury; idiopathic
  d. parental neglect; attachment problems

Question 2

Ms. Ribner has several students in her class with neurodevelopmental disorder. The best help and support she can offer them is to ____.
 
  a. teach them skills and develop their potential to the fullest extent possible
  b. provide them with remedial education.
 c. improve their interpersonal skills
 d. educate their parents about how to encourage their children to learn



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Answer to Question 1

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Answer to Question 2

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