Psychology

Ventromedial prefrontal value signals and functional connectivity during decision-making in suicidal behavior and impulsivity

V. M. Brown, J. Wilson, et al.

This groundbreaking study by Vanessa M. Brown and colleagues explores the neural basis of impaired decision-making in suicidal behavior, revealing reduced vmPFC value responses and altered connectivity that may influence choice quality. Dive into the intriguing findings that link impulsivity and suicidal tendencies.

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