The etiology and psychomotor characteristics of intellectual disability

  • Dobosiewicz A
  • Litwa E
  • Zmaczyńska T
  • et al.
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Abstract

Disability is a broad concept, used not only in the medical world, but permeates many spheres of life. One type of disability is intellectual disability defined as a developmental condition characterized by reduced cognitive functions, including learning abilities, adaptability and skills with a variety of etiologies. People with intellectual disabilities also have sensory-motor disturbances. Depending on the degree of disability, these disorders may be manifested to a lesser or greater extent.

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Dobosiewicz, A. M., Litwa, E., Zmaczyńska, T., & Badiuk, N. (2020). The etiology and psychomotor characteristics of intellectual disability. Pedagogy and Psychology of Sport, 6(2), 159–164. https://doi.org/10.12775/pps.2020.06.02.015

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