Question

As an individual ages, small sensory losses such as a decreased ability to hear nuances of emotion in speech _____. impair cognition are noticed immediately by the person experiencing them are unusual and usually a sign of a serious problem are sufficiently filled in by the brain

Answer 1

As individual ages, small sensory losses such as a lessened ability to hear nuances of emotion in speech impair cognition. In addition, according to the DSM-5, the suitable term for brain diseases that affect the ability of a person to remember, analyze, plan, or act together with others is a neurocognitive disorder.