People with Williams syndrome tend to do as well as normal people on tasks that involve ____.
A) planning a schedule
B) adding numbers
C) verbal descriptions
D) naming unfamiliar objects

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Studies have shown that individuals with Williams syndrome have strong verbal abilities, including good vocabulary and syntax, as well as an interest in and enjoyment of language. They often struggle with tasks that involve spatial reasoning, such as navigating or assembling objects, but can do well on tasks that involve language, such as verbal descriptions.

People with Williams Syndrome Tend to Do as Well as Normal