Misconceptions
Ethics
Intelligence Testing
Adaptive Functioning
Comorbidity
100

Intellectual disability is contagious.

What is false? An intellectual disability does not spread by any type of contact. 

(White Swan Foundation)

100

A bill signed in 2010 that eliminated the terms mental retardation and mentally retarded from the federal legal code.

What is Rosa’s Law?

100

According to the DSM-5, this many standard deviations below the mean is required for an ID diagnosis

What is 2?

100

This skill domain includes tasks such as self-care, use of money, and safety.

What are practical skills?

100

Sensory and Motor Disorders, Language Difficulties, ADHD and ODD, and Learning Disabilities are categories of

What are differential diagnoses?

200

Most people with ID have a severe intellectual disability.

What is false?

What is 85% of people with intellectual disabilities are only mildly impaired. Most have minor disabilities that don't get in the way of playing sports, being educated at inclusive schools, and being employed?

(Special Olympics)

200

The act that grants children with disabilities free public education and related resources.

What is IDEA, or the Individuals with Disabilities Education Improvement Act (2004)?

200

These are the three most common intelligence tests used when assessing for ID

What are WISC-V, WAIS-IV, and SB-5?

200

These individuals are interviewed to assess adaptive behavior

What is a third party (parent/caregiver)?

200

Comorbid mental disorders in individuals with ID can have a(n) _____ presentation than in those in the general population

What is atypical?

300

Students with intellectual disabilities cannot be successful in the general education setting.

What is students with ID can be successful with their needed support system?

(Kennedy Krieger Institute)

300

This text took until 2013 to officially change their language from mental retardation to intellectual disabilities.

What is the DSM-5?

300

Clinicians should choose an intelligence test that minimizes this type of skill

What is access skills?

300

These are two of the main tools for assessing adaptive behavior

What are the ABAS-II and the Vineland?

300

The risk of multimorbidity ______ with age and severity of ID

What is increases?

400

Adults with intellectual disabilities should not live independently.

What is some adults with ID can live highly independent lives while others require varying levels of support?

(Friends of Cyrus)

400

In 2006, this percentage of states still used the term mental retardation in their state-level guidelines.

What is 53%?

400

This overall intelligence score is better to use than it's counterpart when assessing ID, according to an article presented

What is FSIQ?

400

These are the three domains of adaptive functioning

What are conceptual, social, practical?

400

To determine the supports needed a clinician should consider this

What are current limitations and strengths across domains?

500

Intellectual Disability is synonymous with mental illness.

What is false?

(Friends of Cyrus)

500

In relation to special education, these entities have control over labeling, identifying, and determining eligibility criteria.

What are individual states?

500

These are some ways to motivate a client during intelligence testing.

What are provide positive reinforcement, frequent breaks, and behavior redirection?

500

Deficits in adaptive functioning are caused by deficits in intellectual functioning

What is false?

500

Approximately this many cases of ID will have identifiable causes

What is 2/3?

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