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Are Concomitant Impairments Such That the Student Cannot Have His

Question 37

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are concomitant impairments such that the student cannot have his or her needs met in special education programs designed solely for one impairment.

A) Intellectual disabilities
B) Emotional/Behavioral disorders
C) Multiple disabilities
D) Severe disabilities

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