At the turn of the century, the following labels were used for diagnostic purposes in intellectual disability:
A) idiot, imbecile, feeble-minded
B) intellectually disabled, feeble- minded, borderline
C) imbecile, feeble- minded, borderline
D) severely disabled, mildly disabled, borderline

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Historically, terms such as "idiot," "imbecile," and "feeble-minded" were used in the classification of intellectual disabilities. These terms are now considered outdated and offensive, and modern terminology focuses on more respectful and accurate descriptions of intellectual disability.

At the Turn of the Century, the Following Labels Were