Mr. weatherford was a hard-driving investment banker before his retirement. his workaholic lifestyle alienated his children, who chose to spend little time with him once they grew up. one day, mr. weatherford called his daughter, ava, to invite her over to see his paintings. when she arrived, she found her father dressed in an old sweat suit and standing in front of several abstract paintings in bright, vibrant colors

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1 November, 18:39

Mr. weatherford was a hard-driving investment banker before his retirement. his workaholic lifestyle alienated his children, who chose to spend little time with him once they grew up. one day, mr. weatherford called his daughter, ava, to invite her over to see his paintings. when she arrived, she found her father dressed in an old sweat suit and standing in front of several abstract paintings in bright, vibrant colors

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Kassidy Wyatt · Answer 1

The appropriate response is frontotemporal NCD. Identity, feelings, conduct, and discourse are controlled in these zones of the cerebrum. These disarranges make the cerebrum lose mind cell work. Frontotemporal dementia is at times called frontal projection dementia. It used to be known as Pick's ailment, after Arnold Pick the doctor who found it.