Which Has NOT Been Used as a Cognitive-Behavioral Treatment for Alzheimer's

question 189

Multiple Choice

Which has NOT been used as a cognitive-behavioral treatment for Alzheimer's disease?

• A) doing simple math and reading aloud in a group setting
• B) increasing the capacity of short-term memory by memorizing strings of random numbers
• C) writing letters and attending cultural events, such as concerts or plays
• D) using a computer-based cognitive stimulation program

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Definitions:

Positive Moods

Positive moods refer to a state of mind characterized by feelings of joy, satisfaction, contentment, and well-being.

Thought Speed

The rate at which an individual can process information, make decisions, or formulate responses.

Mental Motion

The flow or progression of cognitive processes, thought, or imagination.

Mood Adjustment

The process of altering one's emotional state through various methods, such as engaging in activities or changing thought patterns.