The Relatively Recent Paradigm Shift Taken by the AAIDD Argues

The relatively recent paradigm shift taken by the AAIDD argues that

A) ID must be understood as interactions between a person with limited intelligence and his or her environment.
B) ID must be understood as a problem in motivation by a person with limited intelligence.
C) most cases of intellectual disability are attributable to organic variables.
D) most cases of intellectual disability are attributable to family variables.