… More importantly, from a disability law perspective, neither of the two major disability-related
decisions from this term signaled a major re treat in disability rights. One deci sion …

… Background Executive functioning (EF) is an important concept in cognitive psychology that
has rarely been studied in people with intellectual disabilities (IDs). The aim of this study was …

… The DSM-5 recognizes that other co-occurring conditions like intellectual disability, language
disorders, and behavioral health conditions such as attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder …

… intellectual disability. These states are similar to Maine in their trend away from using
institutional care in favor of home and community based options. Among the comparison states: …

… Summary The management and needs of people with intellectual disability (ID) and
epilepsy are well evidenced; less so, the comorbidity of behavioral disorder in this population. “…

… and Intellectual Disability. In … disabilities, about the clinical phenomenology and diagnosis,
causes and epidemiology, and the developmental course of all forms of intellectual disability. …

… There is certain empirical evidence of, on the one hand, a positive correlation between
executive functions (EFs) and intelligence in people with intellectual disability (ID) and, on the …

… Executive summary … about intellectual disabilities and ageing among persons with lifelong
disabilities, including that people with intellectual disabilities are mentally ill, that people with …

… In this book, the focus is on development, intellectual disability, and associated cognitive
disabilities. Emphasis is placed on human development and the impact of impaired cognition …

… It provides a mainstream definition of intellectual deficits that to be … executive functioning
testing. Both types of testing are needed because there are many different patterns of intellectual …