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Public awareness of intellectual disability (ID) is low, with many adults misinterpreting its causes and expecting unrealistic improvements from interventions. This highlights challenges in early diagnosis and appropriate support for children with ID.

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awareness child case vignettes intellectual disability mental retardation population

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