Background Evidence on the association between age and the long-term course of affective disorders remains mixed. Objective This study examined the 6-year symptom and diagnostic trajectories of depression and anxiety in relation to age, and assessed whether social, lifestyle, somatic and clinical factors explained obse...
F. Triolo, Laura K. M. Han, H. Jeuring et al.· BMJ mental health· 0 citations
OBJECTIVES
The prevalence of cognitive impairment is high in older age bipolar disorder (OABD). It remains unclear whether the course of cognitive functioning in these individuals follows a course of cognitive decline, whether this is different among subgroups, and if so, which factors are associated with cognitive dec...
Melis Orhan, E. Giltay, Azita Ghasemi et al.· Bipolar Disorders· 0 citations
Research shows that individuals regulate their emotions using various strategies, depending on the specific context. To develop a deeper understanding of regulatory processes, it is crucial to understand which contextual features are related to the emotion regulation strategies individuals choose. This study is the fir...
Ashley M. Battaglini, J. LeMoult, C. Nardelli et al.· Collabra: Psychology· 0 citations
BACKGROUND
Childhood trauma (CT) is robustly associated with suicide ideation (SI) and attempts (SA) in individuals with depressive and/or anxiety disorders. However, pathways underlying these associations and whether they differ between suicide ideation only (SI + SA-) and suicide ideation with attempt (SI + SA+) rema...
Jasper X. M. Wiebenga, L. Lokhorst, A. Hoogendoorn et al.· Journal of Affective Disorde...· 0 citations
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