A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF CLINICAL AND NEUROCOGNITIVE INDICATORS IN ADOLESCENTS
Keywords:
emotional dysregulation, clinical and psychopathological features, neurocognitive functions, neuropsychological assessmentAbstract
Adolescence is a complex stage of emotional and cognitive development, during which affective disorders, impulsivity, and the risk of suicidal behavior increase. The rise in cases of suicide among adolescents in recent years necessitates an in-depth study of clinical and neuropsychological factors. In the formation of suicidal risk, along with depression, anxiety, and emotional dysregulation, disorders of executive functions, attention, and working memory also play an important role.
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2026-06-24
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