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In the UK, the term learning disability usually refers to what?

AOnly dyslexia cases
BOnly hearing loss
CIntellectual disability
DOnly speech delay
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Intellectual disability
1. UK usage differs from the US usage of the term. 2. In the UK, learning disability generally refers to an intellectual disability. 3. Dyslexia and similar conditions are called specific learning difficulties instead. _Source: Wikipedia, Learning disability, section Lead section_
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