The Supports Intensity Scale is a unique instrument for use in the assessment of individuals with intellectual disability because:
a. it focuses on supports the individual may need to function best, rather than on his/her deficits
b. it is designed to assess whether supports currently being provided are at a sufficient level of intensity.
c. it is an inventory used to assess which services the client would prefer to receive.
d. all of the above
a
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What will be an ideal response?
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