Behavioral Risk Factors That Contribute to Intellectual Disability Include All

question 25

Multiple Choice

 Behavioral risk factors that contribute to intellectual disability include all of the following EXCEPT:

• A) parental smoking and drug and alcohol use.
• B) lack of adequate stimulation.
• C) parental immaturity and rejection of caretaking.
• D) child abuse, neglect, and domestic violence.

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Definitions:

Work Of Mourning

The work of mourning refers to the psychological process of coping with a significant loss, involving the gradual acceptance of loss and adjustment to a life without the deceased.

Completion

The act of finishing or bringing something to an end, fulfilling all necessary conditions or tasks.

Drowned

Death caused by submersion in and inhalation of water or another liquid.

Effectively Coping

Successfully managing stressful or challenging situations through adaptive and constructive methods.