Early detection of Alzheimer’s disease and dementia is critical to sustaining a person’s quality of life. Which technique is least likely to be used for this purpose??
a. ?analyzing EEG brain waves
b. ?administering the Wada test
c. ?administering neuropsychological assessment batteries
d. ?analyzing brain imaging results
ANSWER:
b
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a. if a change actually occurred. b. if the change would likely occur again. c. the impact of the change. d. other changes as a result of therapy.
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A group in which the participants take part in exercises, such as "trust walks" that gently enlarge self-awareness is called a(n)__________ group
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word