A person with semantic dementia would be expected to show
a. damage of the medial parietal lobe.
b. a difficulty in recalling episodic information.
c. damage of the hippocampus.
d. a difficulty in recalling factual information.
e. deficits in episodic emotional memory.
Question 2
Which of the following define collosal apraxia?
a) A deficit in performing skilled voluntary movements that affects both sides of the body and cannot be attributable to primary sensory problems.
b) A deficit that is characterized by an individual's confusion or loss of knowledge about an object's use.
c) The selective impairment in performing skilled left-hand movements or manipulating objects with the left hand in response to a command.
d) The selective impairment in performing movements or manipulations with limbs of the upper body; may also effect posture.
e) A subcortical sensorimotordisorde r which is characterized by motor tics.
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