Are Concomitant Impairments Such That the Student Cannot Have His

question 37

Multiple Choice

are concomitant impairments such that the student cannot have his or her needs met in special education programs designed solely for one impairment.

• A) Intellectual disabilities
• B) Emotional/Behavioral disorders
• C) Multiple disabilities
• D) Severe disabilities

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Public Choice Analysis

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