While the cognitive and psychosocial development of persons with intellectual disabilities may lag, sexual development generally matches that of normally developing individuals.

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Persons with intellectual disabilities typically experience the same timing in physical and sexual development as their peers without disabilities, including puberty and sexual feelings, although their cognitive and psychosocial development may progress at a different pace.

While the Cognitive and Psychosocial Development of Persons with Intellectual