The dividing line between normal intelligence and intellectual disability has traditionally been an iq of

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Jessie Rowland

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12 April, 04:34

The dividing line between normal intelligence and intellectual disability has traditionally been an iq of

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Cristopher Mitchell · Answer 1

The answer is an IQ level of "70".

An intelligence quotient (IQ) is a score which can be derived from one of a few standard tests intended to evaluate human intelligence. The short form "IQ" was made by William Stern who was a psychologist for the German expression Intelligenz-quotient.