A) significantly below average and symptom onset prior to age 18.
B) significantly below average, deficits in adaptive functioning, and onset prior to age 18.
C) significantly below average, deficits in communication, and onset prior to age 18.
D) significantly below average and deficits in adaptive functioning.
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A) fairly arbitrary.
B) based on medical considerations.
C) based on the significant differences found in individuals who are either just above or just below the designated age.
D) based on studies showing that the designated level separates most individuals with brain deficits from those who do not have such abnormalities.
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A) change in symptoms over the lifespan.
B) genetic component to the disorder.
C) neurological basis for the condition.
D) general decline in functioning over time.
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A) development of better study skills.
B) efforts to develop compensating cognitive skills.
C) systematic instruction and teaching for mastery.
D) improving overall intelligence.
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A) detect intellectual disability before birth.
B) intervene in brain development prior to birth.
C) counsel parents about their risks of having a child with intellectual disability.
D) avoid misdiagnosing intellectual disability .
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A) academic performance that is substantially below the level predicted by the individual's age, IQ, and education.
B) a complete inability to learn in a given academic subject.
C) substandard IQ score in comparison to the individual's family and educational background.
D) the existence of a neurological deficit that interferes with the individual's ability to assimilate new information.
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A) ADHD
B) autism
C) pervasive developmental disorder
D) stuttering
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A) analysis
B) awareness
C) acceptance
D) articulation
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A) the practice can be cost-effective.
B) the costs outweigh the benefits.
C) the mentally retarded rarely find meaningful jobs.
D) mentally retarded individuals cannot be a productive part of society.
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A) new experimental medications and behavior therapy.
B) no medication but a combination of behavioral therapy and parent training.
C) medication such as Ritalin and behavior therapy.
D) medication such as Ritalin and psychoanalysis.
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A) mildly effective
B) ineffective
C) generally effective
D) highly effective initially, though the benefits of medication decrease over time
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A) lack of language acquisition and low IQ.
B) low IQ and early age of onset.
C) early age of onset and lack of language acquisition.
D) ritualistic behavior and disinterest in his parents.
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A) During the prenatal period
B) Immediately after birth
C) When puberty begins
D) In early or middle adulthood
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A) 250
B) 100
C) 50
D) 18
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A) pictures
B) gestures
C) tantrums
D) simple words
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