Increasing social inappropriateness

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A 55-year-old man presents with personality changes, impulsivity, and increasing social inappropriateness over the last 18 months. While he can form sentences, he frequently struggles with word choice and often pauses during conversation. Neurological examination does not reveal any motor abnormalities. Which type of dementia best fits this clinical presentation.

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