Which has NOT been used as a cognitive treatment for Alzheimer's disease?
A) doing simple math and reading aloud in a group setting
B) increasing the capacity of short-term memory by memorizing strings of random numbers
C) writing letters and attending cultural events, such as concerts or plays
D) accessing a computer-based cognitive stimulation program

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While math and reading, cultural events, and computer-based programs have been used as cognitive treatments for Alzheimer's disease, increasing the capacity of short-term memory by memorizing random numbers has not been found to be effective.

Which Has NOT Been Used as a Cognitive Treatment for Alzheimer's