This dissertation evaluates the factors of alzheimer's disease that contribute in modern day patients. Alzheimer's disease is considered to be the most common forms of dementia, which is the group for thinking and social symptoms that disturb everyday functions. This disease affects the brain, causing a decrease in memory, thinking, and behavior. The scientific and psychological analysis of alzheimer's disease reveals various symptoms patients experience which include: change in motor skills, change in brain functioning, and change in spouse or peer interactions. Alzheimer's disease is a neurocognitive disorder marked by neural plaque, often with an onset after age 80, and entailing a progressive decline in memory and other cognitive abilities.
