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Understanding Intellectual Disability and Mental Hindrance
Scholarly inability, often referred to as mental hindrance, is characterized by less-than-ideal insight or mental capacity, and a lack of abilities essential for everyday living. Individuals with intellectual disabilities can acquire new abilities, but they learn them at a slower pace. There are varying levels of intellectual disability, from mild to severe. Intellectual disability is typically diagnosed before age 18.