An organic intellectual disability may result from any of the following EXCEPT
A) fetal damage due to the use of drugs by the pregnant mother.
B) an impoverished environment in infancy and early childhood.
C) birth injuries, such as a lack of oxygen during delivery.
D) genetic abnormalities, such as defective or missing genes.

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An organic intellectual disability is caused by physical damage or abnormalities in the brain, and may result from factors such as maternal drug use during pregnancy, birth injuries, or genetic abnormalities. An impoverished environment in infancy and early childhood may lead to developmental delays or other types of cognitive impairment, but it does not typically result in an organic intellectual disability.

An Organic Intellectual Disability May Result from Any of the Following