A Meta-Analysis of 26 Studies of Cognitive Rehabilitation for Individuals

question 30

Multiple Choice

A meta-analysis of 26 studies of cognitive rehabilitation for individuals with acquired brain injury revealed

• A)evidence of significant improvements in working memory in both treated and untreated patients over time
• B)evidence of modest improvements in working memory in both treated and untreated patients over time
• C)evidence of minor improvements in working memory in both treated and untreated patients over time
• D)evidence of no improvements in working memory in both treated and untreated patients over time

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Definitions:

Delirium

A rapid onset of confusion and changes in cognitive function, resulting from physiological causes such as infection, medication, or substance withdrawal.

Neurocognitive Disorder

A class of conditions that affect cognitive functions such as memory, decision-making, and attention, due to various neurological causes.

Intellectual Disability

A term used for significantly below average intellectual functioning and adaptive behaviors, which manifest during the developmental period.

Biological Factors

Aspects related to genetics, physiology, and biochemistry that influence an individual's behavior, health, and development.