Decision-making in suicidal behavior: A systematic review and meta-analysis

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@Ryuonorio @StevZzz07 @reality96093 @hdiltk7 @amjaadism “Use your neurons,” says the genius confusing causes with justification. A toxic culture can raise suicide risk, it still doesn’t make suicide rational or untouchable. Research links suicidal behavio…

@kelvincent17 @inikambeng @reality96093 @hdiltk7 @amjaadism Research links suicidal behavior to impaired decision-making. That supports intervention, not treating suicide like some sacred choice nobody may criticize. Learn the difference before lecturin…

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NUEVO ARTÍCULO CIENTÍFICO WOS: Decision-making in suicidal behavior: A systematic review and meta-ana... https://t.co/zHPDIbuwaK DOI: 10.1016/j.neubiorev.2021.10.005 #ProductividadUCM #BibliotecasUCM #TuUniversidad

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