Which is a specifier of specific learning disorder in DSM-5-TR?
AImpairment in hearing
BImpairment in vision
CImpairment in speech
DImpairment in mathematics
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Impairment in mathematics
1. DSM-5-TR names three specifiers: reading, written expression and mathematics.
2. Mathematics is one of them.
3. Hearing, vision and speech are not specifiers of this disorder.
_Source: Wikipedia, Learning disability, section By function impaired_
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