moderate mental retardation
- moderate mental retardation
- [DSM-IV] mental retardation in which IQ is between 35–40 and 50–55; the person may talk or learn to communicate but has poor social awareness and only fair motor development, is unlikely to progress to the second grade level in academic skills, but can profit from vocational training and with moderate supervision can perform personal care.
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