Adolescent suicide attempts and ideation are linked to brain function during peer interactions

Keyphrases

• Brain Function 100%
• Suicidal Ideation 100%
• Peer Interaction 100%
• Suicide Attempt 100%
• Adolescent Suicide 100%
• Depressed Adolescents 60%
• Brain Activity 40%
• Social Interaction 40%
• Middle Frontal Gyrus 40%
• Precentral Gyrus 40%
• Peer Exclusion 40%
• Peer Inclusion 40%
• Functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging 20%
• Prevention Efforts 20%
• Neural Correlates 20%
• High Activity 20%
• Cognitive Control 20%
• Anterior Cingulate Cortex 20%
• Suicide Prevention 20%
• Neural Function 20%
• Insula 20%
• Social Functioning 20%
• Negative Emotionality 20%
• Putamen 20%
• Caudate 20%
• Second Analysis 20%
• Healthy Adolescents 20%
• Social Cognitive 20%
• Non-social 20%
• Superior Frontal Gyrus 20%
• Reducing Activity 20%
• Superior Temporal Gyrus 20%
• Social Conditions 20%
• Interaction Tasks 20%
• Suicide Attempters 20%
• Cyberball 20%
• Suicidal Tendency 20%
• Low Activity 20%
• Attempter 20%

Psychology

• Adolescence 100%
• Suicide 100%
• Suicidal Ideation 57%
• Social Interaction 28%
• Electroencephalogram 28%
• Functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging 14%
• Social Functioning 14%
• Insula 14%
• Superior Temporal Gyrus 14%
• Anterior Cingulate Cortex 14%
• Executive Function 14%
• Suicide Prevention 14%
• Negative Emotionality 14%