“…As lower intellectual functioning can be more prominent in socioeconomically disadvantaged families (Emerson & Hatton, 2007;McConnell, Matthews, Llewellyn, Mildon, & Hindmarsh, 2008), and such families are more visible to child protective services (Butchart, 2008;Coulton, Crampton, Irwin, Spillsbury, & Korbin, 2007), ID represents an under-attended victim characteristic that may impact the level of maltreatment-related impairment. In a population study of youth (up to 21 years of age) in Omaha, ID was identified in 25.3% of all maltreated youth with disabilities, second only to behavioral disorders (at 37.4% of all maltreated students with disabilities; Sullivan & Knutson, 2000).…”