BACKGROUND: It has been suggested that cognitive deficits existed in mood disorders.
Nevertheless, whether neuropsychological profiles differ three main subtypes of mood …

OBJECTIVE: The study aims were to address neuropsychological functioning across
different states of bipolar illness and to determine relationships among clinical features …

Previous studies have revealed psychosocial and cognitive impairments in patients during
unipolar and bipolar depression, which persist even in subsyndromal and euthymic states …

Objectives: Studies on neurocognitive functioning in bipolar disorder, reporting deficits in
memory, attention, and executive functioning, have primarily focused on bipolar I disorder …

Objective: Neuropsychological studies of bipolar disorder reveal deficits in a variety of
domains, including affective processing, memory, and sustained attention. These findings …

Previous studies have revealed psychosocial and cognitive impairments in patients during
depression. The primary aim of this study was to investigate whether patients with major …

Objectives Cognitive abnormalities are an established part of the symptomatology of mood
disorders. However, questions still exist regarding the exact profile of these deficits in terms …

Objectives: The literature reports persistent cognitive impairments in patients with bipolar
disorder even after prolonged remission. However, a majority of studies have focused only …

BACKGROUND: Neuropsychological functioning varies across different subgroups of
patients with affective disorders; yet there have only been a few studies pointing out …

Recent research in bipolar disorder (BD) points to the relevance and persistence of
cognitive deficits even in euthymia. Up to now, the mechanisms behind why some bipolar …