The DSM-IV Criteria for Intellectual Disability Are an IQ of Approximately

question 146

Multiple Choice

The DSM-IV criteria for intellectual disability are an IQ of approximately

• A) 70 or below and onset prior to age 18.
• B) 70 or below, deficits in adaptive functioning, and onset prior to age 18.
• C) 60 or below, deficits in communication, and onset prior to age 18.
• D) 65 or below and deficits in adaptive functioning.

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