The primary cognitive deficit associated with Alzheimer's disease involves
A) initial confusion that later develops into a memory impairment.
B) a difficulty in controlling the arms and legs.
C) a progressive loss of memory.
D) impaired appetite function.
E) slowing of cognitive function.

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The primary cognitive deficit associated with Alzheimer's disease is a progressive loss of memory, which may include forgetting recent events, difficulty remembering previous knowledge and difficulties with problem solving. Other symptoms may include confusion and changes in personality, but these are secondary to memory loss.

The Primary Cognitive Deficit Associated with Alzheimer's Disease Involves