Illinois Child Welfare Employee License (CWEL) Practice Test

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What do you call disabilities that limit physical or mental abilities and are present at birth or emerge during childhood?

  1. Service Plan

  2. Developmental Disabilities

  3. Permanency Goals

  4. Poor Prognosis Cases

The correct answer is: Developmental Disabilities

Developmental disabilities are conditions that limit physical or mental abilities and are typically present at birth or emerge during childhood. These can affect a person's daily functioning in areas such as learning, communication, mobility, self-care, and independent living skills. The terms "Service Plan," "Permanency Goals," and "Poor Prognosis Cases" do not specifically refer to disabilities that fit the description provided in the question.