A 65-year-old in otherwise very good health typically will experience occasional:
A) neurocognitive disorders.
B) memory difficulties.
C) delusions.
D) hallucinations.

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Memory difficulties are a normal part of aging and are expected to occur occasionally in a 65-year-old in otherwise good health. Neurocognitive disorders, delusions, and hallucinations are not considered normal or expected in this age group.

A 65-Year-Old in Otherwise Very Good Health Typically Will Experience