True or False: A person in the early stages of Alzheimer's disease requires assistance with daily activities.

In the early stages of Alzheimer's disease, individuals generally retain a significant amount of their cognitive functions and can often manage daily activities independently. Symptoms such as occasional memory loss or difficulty finding words typically begin to manifest but do not usually impair their ability to complete routine tasks. Many people at this stage can still navigate their environments, manage finances, and perform self-care activities without requiring assistance.

As the disease progresses, however, this independence may diminish, necessitating more support. Thus, stating that a person in the early stages of Alzheimer's requires assistance with daily activities would be inaccurate as many can still function on their own during this initial phase. The other options might imply a more generic or variable approach to assessing needs, but early-stage Alzheimer's typically does not require assistance for daily activities.