Claude has suffered many head injuries during his long professional ice hockey career. As a result, he may now be suffering from chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE). According to the In Focus box in Chapter 2, which of the following statements is TRUE?
A) Claude's symptoms may include depressive symptoms, anxiety, poor judgment, lack of impulse control, and problems with memory, concentration, and attention.
B) Claude is not likely to exhibit any of the behavioral or emotional symptoms associated with CTE.
C) A CAT scan or MRI would clearly reveal any brain damage associated with multiple concussions, and a doctor can accurately diagnose CTE.
D) CTE is such a rare disorder, even among professional athletes, that it is extremely unlikely that Claude will ever develop the disease.

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According to the In Focus box in Chapter 2, Claude's symptoms may include depressive symptoms, anxiety, poor judgment, lack of impulse control, and problems with memory, concentration, and attention. Option B is incorrect as it contradicts this statement. Option C is also incorrect as CTE cannot be accurately diagnosed through imaging techniques alone. Option D is incorrect as CTE has been found to be common among professional athletes who have suffered multiple concussions.

Claude Has Suffered Many Head Injuries During His Long Professional