After age 60, the percentage of people with major neurocognitive disorders:

A) increases gradually as age increases.
B) increases exponentially as age increases.
C) increases rapidly then stabilizes after age 80.
D) remains low until age 85 and then dramatically increases.

Major Neurocognitive Disorders

Previously known as dementia, these disorders involve significant cognitive decline from a previous level of performance in one or more cognitive domains.

Age Increases

Refers to the natural, chronological advancement in age which is often associated with changes in physical, psychological, and social aspects of an individual's life.

Exponentially

At a rapidly increasing rate, where growth becomes quicker and more significant with each passing stage.