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Individuals with Down syndrome typically have an average IQ ranging from about 40 to 70, though this can vary widely. The majority fall within the mild to moderate intellectual disability range. It's important to note that IQ tests may not fully capture the abilities and potential of individuals with Down syndrome, as they can excel in various areas outside of traditional cognitive measures.

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