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What are the two main factors used in determining a client's ability in Intellectual Disability (Intellectual Developmental Disorder)?

  1. Adaptive functioning and strength

  2. IQ scores and physical capabilities

  3. IQ scores and adaptive functioning

  4. Cognitive abilities and social skills

The correct answer is: IQ scores and adaptive functioning

IQ scores and adaptive functioning are the two main factors used in determining a client's ability in Intellectual Disability (Intellectual Developmental Disorder). Option C is the only combination that includes both IQ scores and adaptive functioning, making it the most accurate answer. Option A is incorrect because strength is not typically considered a factor in measuring intellectual disability. Option B is incorrect because it only includes IQ scores and physical capabilities, leaving out adaptive functioning. Option D is incorrect because it includes cognitive abilities and social skills, which are not necessarily the only or most important factors in determining intellectual disability.

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