December 4, 2025Depression and AnxietyOpen Access

Sex Differences in Behavioral and Psychopathological Trajectories From Late Childhood to Early Adolescence: Implications for Suicidality Risk

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Higher depressive symptoms notably predict suicide ideation in adolescents, indicating urgent attention is needed for prevention efforts.
Child Behavior Checklist assessments revealed significant sex differences in symptom trajectories across 7849 children over 3 years.
Latent class growth analysis identified distinct behavior patterns linked to suicidality risk, emphasizing the importance of intervention.
Ongoing monitoring of psychopathological symptoms in youth is essential to mitigate potential suicide risks and enhance mental health outcomes.

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Longitudinal study shows higher depressive symptoms predict suicide ideation in adolescents, indicating early intervention is crucial.

X.R. Duan (2025) studied this question.

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