An example of a cognitive disability is:
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a.Ability to perform 2 of the ADLs |
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b.ALS |
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c.Alzheimer’s disease |
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d.Medicare |
As Alzheimer’s disease affects the memory of the person, it is termed as a cognitive disability. Thus the answer is-
c. Alzheimer’s disease
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