Question

Terrence has a learning disability that involves difficulty in math computation. This disability is also known as a developmental arithmetic disorder. Identify Terrence's condition.

Answer 1

Answer:

Dyscalculia        

Explanation:

Dyscalculia: In abnormal psychology, the term dyscalculia is defined as an individual's difficulty in comprehending arithmetic, for example, learning ways to manipulate numbers, difficulty in understanding numbers, learning facts in mathematics, etc.

Symptoms:

1. Trouble recalling basic math facts.

2. Difficulty linking numbers.

3. Difficulty making sense of money.

Treatment: There is no such cure for dyscalculia.

In the question above, Terrence's condition is dyscalculia.