Which of the following are considered the signs of early stage of Alzheimer's disease?
A)global aphasia, anosognosia, and hemifield neglect
B)deficits in autobiographical memory and decision-making errors
C)retrograde amnesia, confabulation, and source monitoring deficits
D)deficits in episodic memory, mild anterograde amnesia, and lexical retrieval difficulties

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Deficits in episodic memory, mild anterograde amnesia, and lexical retrieval difficulties are all considered signs of the early stage of Alzheimer's disease. Global aphasia, anosognosia, hemifield neglect, retrograde amnesia, confabulation, and source monitoring deficits are more commonly seen in later stages of the disease. Autobiographical memory deficits and decision-making errors may also be present in early stages, but are less specific to Alzheimer's disease and can be present in other types of dementia as well.

Which of the Following Are Considered the Signs of Early