Which is NOT true about the most effective long-term inpatient care for individuals with Alzheimer's disease?
A) Emotional responding deteriorates before cognitive functioning does.
B) Subtle environmental changes-brighter lights, for example-may improve mood.
C) Individualized care works better than standardization.
D) Watching videos produces mood changes, which last even after the video is forgotten.

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Emotional responding in individuals with Alzheimer's disease tends to remain relatively preserved longer than cognitive functioning. This means that emotional responses can still be quite strong even after significant cognitive decline has occurred.

Which Is NOT True About the Most Effective Long-Term Inpatient