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Cognitive Disorder

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What is a Cognitive Disorder? problems with thought processes occur. It can include loss of higher reasoning, forgetfulness, learning disabilities, concentration difficulties, decreased intelligence, and other reductions in mental functions.
What is Aphasia? Aphasia is a breakdown in language skills. There are 3 main types: 1-Anomi-difficulty in naming things. 2-Paraphasia, saying a word that sounds like another word or idea. 3-Agrammatism- difficulty putting things in proper grammatical configuration
What is Apraxia? What is it? Apraxia is a breakdown in the ability to translate a verbal command into its motor expression.
What is Amnesia mnesia is a memory disorder particularly affecting the creation of new memories, or memory of recent events. "Forgetting stuff"
What is Agnosia? Agnosia- is a breakdown in a person's ability to associate an object with its meaning, to recognize objects, people and him/herself.
What is Executive dysfunction? Executive dysfunction disorder affects the individual's ability to make goals or carry out plans to reach a goal
What are the five main Cognitive Disorders? Aphasia, Apraxia, Amnesia, Agnosia, and Executive Dysfunction.
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