How Can "Normal" Memory Lapses and Dementia Be Distinguished

question 64

Multiple Choice

How can "normal" memory lapses and dementia be distinguished?

• A) With normal memory lapses, the person is much older than someone with dementia
• B) In dementia, the memory does not return spontaneously and may not respond to memory cues
• C) With normal memory lapses, the person may not respond to memory cues
• D) In dementia, the memory loss is associated with psychological effects of stress

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