NU 623 QUIZ 1 TO QUIZ 6 FINAL PAPER 2026
COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS FULL
SOLUTION GRADED A+
◉ 3)Intellectual disabilities can be best prevented by
a) Teaching parenting skills
b) Increasing early intervention services
c) Reducing maternal alcohol intake.
d) Reducing the poverty level. Answer: c) Reducing maternal alcohol
intake.
◉ 4) one reason that children, with intellectual disability have
difficulty in social
situations is
a) an inability to identify social rules,
b) unwillingness to respond to adults
c) inability to follow simple commands
d) a deficiency in perceptual motor activities. Answer: a) an inability
to identify social rules,
◉ 5) Which chronic health condition is most common among
children with
,intellectual disability?
a) Autistic disorder?
b) Oppositional defiant disorder
c) anxiety disorders
d) epilepsy. Answer: d) epilepsy
◉ 6) 13-year-old teenage mother never received prenatal care. She
was afraid to
tell her parents about her pregnancy. This is a ______risk factor for
her child
developing intellectual disabilities.
a) Biological
b) behavioral
c) medical
d) social.. Answer: d) social.
◉ 7) To be diagnosed with intellectual disability, a person must
exhibit ____
a) genetic anomalies
b) deficits in adaptive functioning,
c) sub average, intellectual functioning, and deficit in adaptive
functioning
,d) subaverage intellectual functioning. Answer: c) sub average,
intellectual functioning, and deficit in adaptive functioning
◉ 8) After a teenage girl, agreed to go home with a male stranger the
teacher
called her parents for a conference. The teenager often disrobes
herself in school
because she feels hot. This teenage would be considered to have.
a) Severe intellectual disability
b) Normal hormonal disability
c) Mild intellectual disability
d) Moderate intellectual disability. Answer: d) Moderate intellectual
disability
◉ 9) Joint attention refers to the ability to____?
a) pay attention to the conversation that too, or other people are
having
b) coordinate one's focus of attention on another person, and an
object of
mutual interest
c) communicate with two people at the same time
d) hold a conversation on two different topics. Answer: b)
coordinate one's focus of attention on another person, and an object
of
, mutual interest
◉ 10) Which of the following is not associated with fetal alcohol
syndrome?
a) Abnormalities in facial features
b) non-teratogenic cause
c) central nervous system dysfunction.
d) Growth retardation below the 10th percentile.. Answer: b) non-
teratogenic cause
◉ 11) turn with mild to moderate intellectual disability, learn,
symbolic play.
a) In much the same manner as other children
b) in a different manner than other children, and only to a very small
degree,
c) only to a very small degree
d) in a different manner than other children.. Answer: a) In much the
same manner as other children
◉ 12) teenager was diagnosed with intellectual disability as a child.
He was able
to complete a
12th grade education, and is working at Walmart as a greeter.
COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS FULL
SOLUTION GRADED A+
◉ 3)Intellectual disabilities can be best prevented by
a) Teaching parenting skills
b) Increasing early intervention services
c) Reducing maternal alcohol intake.
d) Reducing the poverty level. Answer: c) Reducing maternal alcohol
intake.
◉ 4) one reason that children, with intellectual disability have
difficulty in social
situations is
a) an inability to identify social rules,
b) unwillingness to respond to adults
c) inability to follow simple commands
d) a deficiency in perceptual motor activities. Answer: a) an inability
to identify social rules,
◉ 5) Which chronic health condition is most common among
children with
,intellectual disability?
a) Autistic disorder?
b) Oppositional defiant disorder
c) anxiety disorders
d) epilepsy. Answer: d) epilepsy
◉ 6) 13-year-old teenage mother never received prenatal care. She
was afraid to
tell her parents about her pregnancy. This is a ______risk factor for
her child
developing intellectual disabilities.
a) Biological
b) behavioral
c) medical
d) social.. Answer: d) social.
◉ 7) To be diagnosed with intellectual disability, a person must
exhibit ____
a) genetic anomalies
b) deficits in adaptive functioning,
c) sub average, intellectual functioning, and deficit in adaptive
functioning
,d) subaverage intellectual functioning. Answer: c) sub average,
intellectual functioning, and deficit in adaptive functioning
◉ 8) After a teenage girl, agreed to go home with a male stranger the
teacher
called her parents for a conference. The teenager often disrobes
herself in school
because she feels hot. This teenage would be considered to have.
a) Severe intellectual disability
b) Normal hormonal disability
c) Mild intellectual disability
d) Moderate intellectual disability. Answer: d) Moderate intellectual
disability
◉ 9) Joint attention refers to the ability to____?
a) pay attention to the conversation that too, or other people are
having
b) coordinate one's focus of attention on another person, and an
object of
mutual interest
c) communicate with two people at the same time
d) hold a conversation on two different topics. Answer: b)
coordinate one's focus of attention on another person, and an object
of
, mutual interest
◉ 10) Which of the following is not associated with fetal alcohol
syndrome?
a) Abnormalities in facial features
b) non-teratogenic cause
c) central nervous system dysfunction.
d) Growth retardation below the 10th percentile.. Answer: b) non-
teratogenic cause
◉ 11) turn with mild to moderate intellectual disability, learn,
symbolic play.
a) In much the same manner as other children
b) in a different manner than other children, and only to a very small
degree,
c) only to a very small degree
d) in a different manner than other children.. Answer: a) In much the
same manner as other children
◉ 12) teenager was diagnosed with intellectual disability as a child.
He was able
to complete a
12th grade education, and is working at Walmart as a greeter.
