Regarding Intellectual Disabilities, Which of the Following Statements Is FALSE?​

question 507

Multiple Choice

Regarding intellectual disabilities, which of the following statements is FALSE?​

• A) ​According to the DSM-5, an intellectual disabilitybegins at an IQ of approximately 80 or below.
• B) ​Aperson's ability to perform adaptive behaviors is more important in evaluating an intellectual disability than IQ.
• C) ​Labeling a person "severely intellectually disabled" just because his or her IQ falls within a prescribed rangetoo often places needless limitations on the educational goals of the intellectually disabled persons.
• D) ​Total care is usually necessary only for the profoundly disabled, that is, those with an IQ below 20.

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Definitions:

Check Register

A record, often part of a ledger or accounting software, used to track checks issued, deposits, and current account balances.

Cleared

Refers to transactions that have been reconciled and confirmed by a bank or financial institution, indicating that funds have been successfully transferred.

Reconciled

The process of ensuring that two sets of records (usually the balances of two accounts) are in agreement, confirming the accuracy of financial transactions.

Timing Differences

Discrepancies between the time a transaction is recognized in financial statements and the actual time the transaction occurs, affecting financial reporting.