If an apparent learning difficulty is primarily caused by________ , then a learning disability cannot be diagnosed.
A) visual problems
B) intellectual disability
C) economic disadvantage
D) all of the above

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Learning disabilities are specific neurological disorders that affect the brain's ability to receive, process, store, respond to, and communicate information. They are not caused by factors such as visual problems, intellectual disability, or economic disadvantage. These external or additional conditions can impact learning but do not constitute learning disabilities themselves. Therefore, if an apparent learning difficulty is primarily due to any of these factors, a diagnosis of a learning disability is not appropriate.

If an Apparent Learning Difficulty Is Primarily Caused By________