Findings demonstrate that temperament, self-injury, and cognitive deficits are linked to suicide attempts, suggesting critical evaluation methods.
The study findings showed that temperament characteristics, non-suicidal self-injury, executive function deficits, and impulsivity could be risk factors for suicide attempts. Depressed suicide attempters exhibited greater deficits in planning and problem-solving.This study provides evidence regarding the usability of neurocognitive tests in evaluating future suicide risk.
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