All of the Following Are True About Cognitive Rehabilitation Interventions

question 4

Multiple Choice

All of the following are true about cognitive rehabilitation interventions for neurocognitive disorders except:

• A) This type of program, if of sufficient duration and supported by the involvement of caregivers, may be useful for individuals in the early stages of a Major Neurocognitive Disorder.
• B) There is a focus on strengthening preserved cognitive abilities, but not on developing compensatory strategies to deal with areas of impairment.
• C) Techniques such as errorless learning and spaced retrieval may be used to facilitate client performance on memory tasks.
• D) None of the above-i.e., a., b., and c. are all true.

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