What is an example of a short-term memory deficit that might emerge in people with multiple sclerosis?
A) Memory scanning slows down.
B) increased disorganization
C) decline in visuo-spatial trajectory
D) autumnal pressurization

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Multiple sclerosis can lead to slowed processing speed, which can result in difficulties with memory scanning and retrieval. This can cause short-term memory deficits. Increased disorganization (B) may be a symptom of cognitive impairment in multiple sclerosis, but it is not specific to short-term memory deficits. Decline in visuo-spatial trajectory (C) and autumnal pressurization (D) are not recognized symptoms in multiple sclerosis.

What Is an Example of a Short-Term Memory Deficit That