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sarasara

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Grouping people with intellectual disability into categories of intermittent, limited, extensive, and pervasive is based upon
 
  a. IQ scores.
  b. how much help they need in daily living.
  c. interaction skills.
  d. prognosis and diagnosis.

Question 2

Studies indicate that to have more than one mental disorder any point in time.
 
  a. men are more likely than women
  b. women are more likely than men
  c. adolescents are more likely than young adults
  d. the elderly are more likely than young adults



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Answer to Question 1

b

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