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Which person has a major neurocognitive disorder with presenile dementia?
 
  a. Ellie, who is 43, can't figure out how to turn her stove on, and hasn't been paying her bills because it is too confusing.
  b. Jack, who is 43, often feels confused, and takes longer to figure things out, but is still cooking meals and paying bills just fine.
  c. Mandy, who is 68, can't use the toilet without assistance any longer, and cannot figure out how to get dressed and undressed.
  d. Zachary, who is 93 and sharp as a tack.

Question 2

The Swiss psychiatrist who experimented with inkblots to diagnose psychological problems was
 
  a. Skinner.
  b. Freud.
  c. Rorschach.
  d. Wechsler.



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Answer to Question 1

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Answer to Question 2

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