This multi-site study examined neurocognitive functioning in Bosnian and Slovenian secondary school teachers who survived the 1991–1995 civil conflict in the former Yugoslavia. Thirty-four teachers reporting low levels of posttraumatic stress reactions and 17 teachers reporting …
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Previous research has examined the relationship between intelligence and adaptive functioning (AF) in adults with Schizophrenia Spectrum Disorder (SSD) (which in this paper will refer to Schizophrenia and Schizoaffective disorder), and Bipolar Disorder (BD). These studies have s…
The older population in the United States is growing. Within this demographic, ethnic and racial diversity is also on the rise. There are various forms of interventions, such as cognitive activities, regular physical and social activities, the Mediterranean diet, examination on …
Despite the high co-occurrence of mental conditions in individuals diagnosed with a mild neurocognitive disorder (mNCD), research has mainly focused on civilian and veteran communities that develop psychiatric symptoms following a brain injury. Indeed, few studies have focused o…
Cognitive functioning is disrupted during a depressive episode and cognitive dysfunction persists when depression is in remission. A subtype of depressed individuals who exhibit elevated inflammatory biomarkers may be at particular risk for cognitive dysfunction. We examined whe…