Metacognition vulnerabilities in time of crisis: Who to protect from suicidal risk?
Sylvia MartinAnna OltraJonathan Del MontePublished in: Brain and behavior (2022)
Our results showed that the COVID-19 crisis influenced metacognitive levels for the nonclinical sample but not for the clinical population. Moreover, Hopelessness predicted suicide risk for both populations, but Metacognition was also a predictive factor for the nonclinical sample. We conclude with the possible impact of preventive measures based on Metacognitive work that can be created out of these results.
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