Neurocognitive disorders differ from other psychological disorders in that they ______.
A) result in permanent loss of physical functioning because of psychological factors
B) affect men far more than women
C) involve deterioration in the functioning of one or more of the five sensory organs
D) have either known or presumed biological causes

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Neurocognitive disorders have either known or presumed biological causes, and are often associated with brain damage or dysfunction. This distinguishes them from other psychological disorders which may have more varied causes, such as environmental factors or trauma.

Neurocognitive Disorders Differ from Other Psychological Disorders in That They