Using three examples compare and contrast the DSM-5 and the AAIDD descriptions of intellectual developmental disorders
What will be an ideal response?
• AAIDD – deficits in intellectual functioning and adaptive behavior which occur early in development
• DSM-5 – also identifies deficits in intellectual functioning and adaptive behavior
• AAIDD – more holistic perspective; identifies limitations but also emphasizes the possibility of adaption and highlights support needed for individual (intermittent, limited, extensive, or pervasive)
• DSM-V – emphasis more on deficits
• Examples should include descriptions of limitations in intellectual functioning, adaptive behavior, and support needed
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