Joan scores 65 on an IQ test but does not show signs of adaptive problems. Can she be considered intellectually disabled?

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Intellectual disability is defined not only by low IQ scores (typically below 70) but also by significant limitations in adaptive functioning in conceptual, social, and practical domains. Since Joan does not show signs of adaptive problems, she cannot be considered intellectually disabled based on her IQ score alone.

Joan Scores 65 on an IQ Test but Does Not