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Cаse Study 2 (tо be used fоr Items 6 thrоugh 10) Jаmes is аn 11-year-old boy who is new to your school district. In his former district, he had a Section 504 plan which indicates a diagnosis of ADHD and mentions academic, social and behavioral difficulties. Very few records were sent by the prior district, and James has begun to struggle significantly in his new school, so you’re doing a comprehensive evaluation. An IQ test is one of the first things that you do, and on the WISC-V, James’s full-scale IQ is 68. All of the index scores are 73 or lower. 6. You interview James’s mother with the Vineland Adaptive Behavior Scales, and none of the domains or subdomains are below average. You explain to James’s teacher that he cannot be classified as having intellectual disability, and she asks for more details. What are the criteria for the ID classification? How do you explain the difference between intelligence and adaptive behavior, both in terms of what they are and how they are assessed?