Basics of ID
When does the symptoms of Intellectual Disability begin?
What is during the developmental period (childhood).
The primary purpose of administering both an IQ test (like the Wechsler or SB-5) and an adaptive behavior test (like the Vineland or ABAS) is to:
Diagnose Intellectual Disability
What federal law ensures free special education for students with disabilities?
The Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA).
What are the two main areas of limitation used to diagnose an Intellectual Disability?
What is intellectual functioning and adaptive behavior.
The ABAS-3 (Adaptive Behavior Assessment System, Third Edition) is typically completed by?
Teachers, parents, or caregivers who know the person well
What is the name of the educational plan that outlines goals and accommodations for students with disabilities?
Individualized Education Program (IEP)
Which domain includes difficulties in language, reading, writing, and problem-solving?
Conceptual domain
Which of the following best describes the purpose of the Stanford–Binet and Wechsler scales?
They both measure general intellectual ability (IQ)
What is one ethical responsibility professionals must have when working with individuals with Intellectual Disabilities?
Dignity, inclusion, autonomy, and self-advocacy while avoiding stigma.
Name one prenatal cause of Intellectual Disability
Genetic conditions, infections, or maternal substance use.
Which of the following domains is NOT measured by the Vineland-3?
A. Communication
B. Socialization
C. Daily Living Skills
D. Quantitative Reasoning
D. Quantitative Reasoning
Name at least one type of support that helps individuals with intellectual disabilities across their lifespan.
Early intervention, educational services, behavioral and social-skills training, vocational supports, health and wellness services, and family support programs