Classification standards for a single type of disability (for example, a learning disability) may be described as
A) different in different states.
B) the same in different states because of IDEA requirements.
C) too restrictive.
D) the same as for other disabilities.

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Classification standards for a single type of disability can vary by state, as states may have different criteria or guidelines for identifying and classifying disabilities, even though there are federal guidelines like those provided by the IDEA (Individuals with Disabilities Education Act).

Classification Standards for a Single Type of Disability (For Example