Strong vocabulary but poor visual-spatial skills suggest which disability?
ANonverbal learning disability
BSpecific reading disability
CGeneral intellectual disability
DAuditory processing disability
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Nonverbal learning disability
1. Nonverbal learning disability shows motor clumsiness and poor visual-spatial skills.
2. These learners often have strengths in early speech and large vocabulary.
3. A reading disability would show trouble in decoding words, and intellectual disability affects overall ability.
_Source: Wikipedia, Learning disability, section Non ICD-10/DSM_
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