Question

Imagine an active, employed sixty-year-old who does not have dementia. Which of the following statements offers an

explanation why he might not be as good at forming memories as he was when younger?

O He is not as emotional as he once was.

O He has lost too many synapses through underuse.

O His brain is no longer making new neurons.

O He has too many neurofibrillary tangles.

Answer 1

its down to B and D, I'm leaning more toward B because D is talking about him having too many neurofibrillary tangles which is Alzheimer's, and that closely related to Dementia.

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Answer 2

I would go with C.

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