- Increasing incidences of short-term memory loss
that effects everyday living of job
- Difficulty doing familiar things such as using an
appliance or tying a tie
- Forgetting common words, using the wrong word, or
having problems naming a common object, such as a pencil
- Putting things in strange places or frequently
losing or misplacing things
- Getting lost or disoriented easily, even in
familiar places; disorientation to time or place
- Problems with complicated tasks, or with abstract
thinking (e.g., balancing a checkbook)
- Problems with judgment (doing things that don't
seem to make sense)
- Major change in personality (e.g., confused,
afraid, suspicious) or sudden changes in mood or behavior
- Losing interest in doing things (or losing
interest quickly if not encouraged)
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