The term low-incidence disabilities refers to
A)paraplegia.
B)students who have more than one disability.
C)disabilities that occur infrequently in the population.
D)disabilities that have declining incidence rates.

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Low-incidence disabilities are disabilities that occur infrequently in the population, such as blindness, deafness, severe cognitive disabilities, and certain medical conditions.

Option A is not correct because paraplegia is a specific type of disability and does not necessarily fall under the category of low-incidence disabilities.

Option B is not entirely correct because students with multiple disabilities may or may not have low-incidence disabilities.

Option D is incorrect because the incidence rate of a disability does not determine whether it falls under the category of low-incidence disabilities.

The Term Low-Incidence Disabilities Refers to