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Chelsia has very limited communication abilities. She is nonambulatory, has difficulty with memory, and needs supports for many of life's major activities (e.g., daily living, leisure, community participation, employment). Chelsia is showing characteristics of which group of children with disabilities?

▸ Children with physical impairments

▸ Children who have deaf-blindness

▸ Children with multiple disabilities

▸ Children with TBI

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Introduction to Contemporary Special Education

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Authors: Smith, Tyler, Skow

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