Keyne C Law, Janelle Y Wee, Katherine O'Connell, Nicole Moreira, Olivia Preston, Megan L Rogers, Joye C Anestis
Existing literature suggests that psychological and functional impairment, independent of head injury severity, can increase suicide risk. This study explores the impacts of self-perceived dysfunction within four neurobehavioral symptom clusters-vestibular (e.g., dizziness, balance), somatosensory (e.g., headaches, nausea, vision), affective (e.g., anxious, irritable mood), and cognitive (e.g., concentration, memory, indecision)-on current suicidal ideation and the perceived likelihood of future suicidal ideation and attempts...
January 9, 2024: Journal of Psychiatric Research