The statements given relating the to the requirements for one to be labeled to have an intellectual disability is TRUE.
In order for one not to be said to have an intellectual disability:
- They must score above 70 in intelligence tests.
- They must not have limitations in at least two adaptive skill areas.
If one has limitations in any two of standardization, reliability, and validity tests, and they score below 70 on intelligence tests, that person will be classified as having an intelligence disability.
In conclusion, the statement is true.
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