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Empathy in Intellectual Disability: Variability and Misconceptions
Individuals with intellectual disabilities (ID) may struggle with interpreting social cues or labeling emotions, which can appear as reduced empathy. However, empathy capacity varies widely—many people with ID experience and express empathy deeply. Avoid generalizations; assess each person’s unique social‑emotional profile.
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