Apraxia is characterized by an inability to _______________?
Correct answer: D. both a and b
- A. organize movements in terms of purpose
- B. do something when instructed verbally
- C. make movements
- D. both a and b
Explanation
Apraxia is the inability to organise and carry out a learned, purposeful movement, even when the person understands the instruction and has adequate strength. Thus, both purposeful organisation and performing the instructed act are affected.
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