When Family Variables, Such as Poor Language Stimulation, Neglect of a Child's

question 120

Multiple Choice

When family variables, such as poor language stimulation, neglect of a child's educational needs, or inconsistent parenting lead to mild forms of intellectual disability, a child may be diagnosed with

• A) acquired intellectual disability.
• B) family disability.
• C) predispositional disability.
• D) cultural-familial intellectual disability.

---

Definitions:

Forming Hypothesis

The process of creating an educated guess or proposition that attempts to explain observations or answer a question.

Naturalistic Observation Method

A research method in which subjects are observed in their natural environment without any manipulation by the observer.

Real-Life

Situations, experiences, or objects that exist or occur in actuality, outside the context of books, movies, or simulations.

Laboratory Controls

Procedures and conditions implemented in a research study to minimize the effects of external variables, ensuring that the experiment measures what it intends to.