Mild Cases of Intellectual Disability That Have No Obvious Genetic

question 98

Multiple Choice

Mild cases of intellectual disability that have no obvious genetic or environmental cause are referred to as ____.

• A) Down syndrome
• B) psychosocial intellectual disability
• C) fragile X syndrome
• D) Williams syndrome

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