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Vulnerabilities in sequencing and task switching in healthy youth offspring of parents with mood disorders

23 Nov 2017

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INTRODUCTION: Visuospatial processing and task switching are impaired in individuals with mood disorders. It is unknown whether early deficits are present before mood symptom on set or are related to risk for a specific type of mood disorder. To investigate, we compared visual attention and task switching during sequencing among never-disordered youth with parental family histories of bipolar (BD) and major...

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PMID: 29168420
DOI: 10.1080/13803395.2017.1401597

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