When a person has major neurocognitive disorder, he or she may also experience delusions, depression, agitation, aggression, and/or apathy, all of which are due to
A) progressive deterioration of brain functioning.
B) frustration experienced by these patients as they lose their cognitive abilities.
C) neither of these.
D) both of these.

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Both progressive deterioration of brain functioning and the frustration experienced by patients as they lose their cognitive abilities can contribute to symptoms like delusions, depression, agitation, aggression, and apathy in individuals with major neurocognitive disorder.

When a Person Has Major Neurocognitive Disorder, He or She