Cognition and Aging Crossword

A feeling of anguish at the death of a loved one.
Awareness of self, surroundings, and time.
Difficulty experiencing pleasure doing formerly enjoyable activities.
The deliberate taking of one's life.
Contentment or satisfaction with day to day life. (3 words)
Cognitive losses that may portend the diagnosis of Alzheimer's disease (AD). (Abbr)
Mixed, or consisting of dissimilar elements or parts.
Actively using or manipulating information from a short-term storage base. For example, recalling a telephone number and actually dialing the number to make a call (one must retain the number while dialing). (2 words)
A condition in which one suffers from a poorly balanced diet or has a deficiency in the digestive system.
A conventional, oversimplified, and often formulaic conception, option, or image, usually of a person or group.
A serious, rapidly developing state of confusion often associated with surgery or hospitalization. The risk for developing this condition is higher for older adults.
This type of memory has limited capacity and is used for information that is either used or generally forgotten in a matter of seconds. (2 words)
The most common age-related cognitive decline that is associated with mild forgetfulness. (Abbr)