A child with intellectual disability but not ASD would more likely display ____.

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A child with intellectual disability would typically have general delays across all areas of intellectual functioning, which would be reflected in lower scores on the WISC-IV. Splinter skills, such as music and drawing, are more commonly displayed in individuals with ASD rather than intellectual disability alone. Sporadic delays or higher scores on other tests of intellectual functioning are less common in individuals with intellectual disability.

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