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a quick question about classified

NAS38280
over 5 years ago

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  • over 5 years ago

    Hi there, thanks for taking the time to write about this it is appreciated. As far as I know, is that a neurodevelopmental disorder is associated with the brain development. With that, it consists of various areas such as communication, language, learning and other key components. In response to your query there are various causes to why an individual has it from genetics, nutritional factors and so on. There is no straightforward answer.

    However, classification is a term for a specific category for something or someone is put in. Sorry, I couldn't be much help. I hope this has at least answered some of your questions.

    Apologies.

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  • over 5 years ago

    Hi there, thanks for taking the time to write about this it is appreciated. As far as I know, is that a neurodevelopmental disorder is associated with the brain development. With that, it consists of various areas such as communication, language, learning and other key components. In response to your query there are various causes to why an individual has it from genetics, nutritional factors and so on. There is no straightforward answer.

    However, classification is a term for a specific category for something or someone is put in. Sorry, I couldn't be much help. I hope this has at least answered some of your questions.

    Apologies.

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