What Are the Four Levels of Intellectual Disability Identified in the DSM-5

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Multiple Choice

What are the four levels of intellectual disability identified in the DSM-5?

• A)mild, moderate, severe, profound
• B)educable, trainable, severe, profound
• C)slight, moderate, profound, intensive
• D)borderline, custodial care, intermittent care, pervasive care

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Definitions:

Initial Cost

The original acquisition cost of an asset or investment, prior to any adjustments for depreciation, improvement, or amortization.

Fixed Asset

A Fixed Asset is a long-term tangible piece of property that a company owns and uses in its operations to generate income, and not expected to be consumed or converted into cash within a year.

Straight-Line Depreciation

A plan to allocate the price of a concrete asset in consistent yearly fractions over its lifespan.

Salvage Value

The forecasted selling price for an asset once it reaches the end of its operational life.