Mild mental retardation, or mild intellectual disability, is characterized by discrete difficulties in learning, communicating and daily tasks, and is identified through tests that assess intelligence when the intelligence quotient (IQ) is between 50 and 70. This type of intellectual disability is more common in males and is normally noticed in childhood through observation of […]
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Mild mental retardation, or mild intellectual disability, is characterized by discrete difficulties in learning, communication and daily tasks, and is identified through tests that assess intelligence when the intelligence quotient (IQ) is between 50 and 70. This type of intellectual disability is more common in males and is normally noticed in childhood through observation of […]
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Mental retardation, also known as intellectual disability, is a condition, generally irreversible, characterized by a lower than normal intellectual capacity, which can result in difficulties in learning and social adaptation, which is normally present from birth or manifests itself in the early years of childhood. Intellectual disability can be identified by observing the delay in […]
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Moderate mental retardation is when the person has an intelligence quotient (IQ) between 35 and 55. Thus, those affected are slower to learn to speak or sit, but if they receive adequate treatment and support, they can live with some independence. However, the intensity and type of support must be established individually, because sometimes you […]
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