3. Compare the social networks of people with IDD to people without disabilities. Which of the following statements is TRUE? People with IDD are usually not interested in social networks. People with IDD usually have about the same size social networks as other people. People with IDD are usually more isolated than other people. People with IDD usually have much larger social networks than other people.

3. Compare the social networks of people with IDD to people without disabilities. Which of the following statements is TRUE? People with IDD are usually not interested in social networks. People with IDD usually have about the same size social networks as other people. People with IDD are usually more isolated than other people. People with IDD usually have much larger social networks than other people.

Lifetime Physical Fitness & Wellness

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Chapter2: Behavior Modification

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