Neurocognitive Disorders Differ from Other Psychological Disorders in That They

question 131

Multiple Choice

Neurocognitive disorders differ from other psychological disorders in that they ______.

• A) result in permanent loss of physical functioning because of psychological factors
• B) affect men far more than women
• C) involve deterioration in the functioning of one or more of the five sensory organs
• D) have either known or presumed biological causes

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