Researchers investigated the prevalence of neuropsychiatric symptoms in patients with normal cognition and in patients with mild cognitive impairment (MCI). They calculated the odds ratios for a variety of symptoms occurring in patients with mild cognitive impairment when compared to patients with normal cognition. Based on the table choose all statements that are true. (choose one or more)

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The odds of having apathy/indifference are 4.53 times greater for patients who had normal cognition versus those who had mild cognitive impairment

The odds of having agitation are 3.60 times greater for patients who had normal cognition versus those who had mild cognitive impairment

The odds of having delusion are 8.12 times greater for patients who had mild cognitive impairment versus those who had normal cognition

The odds of having anxiety are 3.00 times greater for patients who had mild cognitive impairment versus those who had normal cognition.