The primary distinction between major and minor neurocognitive disorder is ____.
A) the severity of cognitive decline and related decline in independent functioning
B) the extent of the brain damage and neurochemical abnormalities
C) the ability of the individual to use compensatory strategies
D) there is no distinction, they are the same disorder

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Major neurocognitive disorder involves significant cognitive decline and substantial impairment in independent functioning, while minor neurocognitive disorder involves modest cognitive decline with less impact on daily activities.

The Primary Distinction Between Major and Minor Neurocognitive Disorder Is