Objectives. Suicidal behaviour results from a complex interplay between stressful events
and vulnerability factors, including cognitive deficits. It is not yet clear if memory impairment …

Suicide is one of the leading causes of violent death in many countries and its prevention is
included in worldwide health objectives. Currently, the DSM-5 considers suicidal behavior …

Many young adults who attempt suicide have no discernible mental illness, suggesting an
etiology distinct from other psychiatric disorders. Neurological anomalies associated with a …

Increasing evidence suggests that impaired autobiographical memory (AM) mechanisms
may be associated with the onset and maintenance of psychopathology. However, there is …

Bckground Theories of suicide suggest that suicidal ideation (SI) results in part from difficulty
imagining the future, which itself relies on the ability to remember the past. The present study …

Background Patients suffering from schizophrenia spectrum disorders demonstrate various
cognitive deficiencies, the most pertinent one being impairment in autobiographical memory …

Background Suicide is one of the leading causes of premature death in first-episode
psychosis (FEP) patients. The understanding of suicidal behaviour (SB) is limited, and new …

Suicide is the 15th leading cause of death worldwide (in 2012) and accounts for 1.4% of all
deaths. This chapter provides an overview of the current international literature on the rates …

Suicidal behaviour has been investigated at sociological, clinical, genetic, cellular, and
molecular levels. More recently, neuropsychological and brain imaging studies have been …

Overgeneral memory (OGM) retrieval is characterised by retrieval of autobiographical
memories in insufficient specific detail. It has traditionally been associated with a range of …