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Under FDICIA, the ability for regulators to show forbearance is limited by a set of mandatory actions for each level of capital that an FI achieved.
Intelligence
The capacity to acquire knowledge from experiences, address challenges, and apply understanding to adjust in novel contexts.
Stanford-Binet IQ
An individually administered intelligence test that was first revised from the Binet-Simon Scale and is used to assess intellectual abilities and cognitive strengths and weaknesses.
Adaptive Behavior
The collection of conceptual, social, and practical skills that individuals have learned to be able to function in their everyday lives.
Mildly Retarded
This term is considered outdated and offensive; it previously referred to individuals showing below-average intellectual functioning and adaptive behavior, now more appropriately referred to as having mild intellectual disability.
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