Mild cases of intellectual disability that have no obvious genetic or environmental cause are referred to as ____.
A) Down syndrome
B) psychosocial intellectual disability
C) fragile X syndrome
D) Williams syndrome

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Mild intellectual disability that cannot be attributed to a specific genetic or environmental cause is classified as psychosocial intellectual disability. Down syndrome, fragile X syndrome, and Williams syndrome are all genetic conditions that can cause intellectual disability.

Mild Cases of Intellectual Disability That Have No Obvious Genetic