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Cause and effect graph
Bipolar Disorder
Center node
Suicide Risk
The anchor of this map (metric). Its strongest causes and effects fan out around it.
Causal relationship
Mixed Episode → Suicide Risk
simultaneous manic energy and depressive despair combine impulsivity with hopelessness; mixed presentations are consistently linked to higher suicide risk, self-aggression, and lifetime suicide attempts
Causal relationship
Childhood Trauma → Suicide Risk
Childhood maltreatment raises suicidal ideation and attempts in euthymic BD, bridged behaviourally by motor impulsivity; emotional abuse shows the strongest and most central association.
Causal relationship
Substance Use → Suicide Risk
substance use compounds mood instability and impulsivity associated with bipolar disorder, elevating suicide risk
Causal relationship
Family History Of Mood Disorder → Suicide Risk
Family history of suicide increases nonfatal suicidal behavior risk in bipolar disorder patients.
Causal relationship
Anxiety Comorbidity → Suicide Risk
Comorbid Axis I disorders increase nonfatal suicidal behavior risk in bipolar disorder patients.
Suicide Risk
Where the map converges: 5 causes feed in.
Evidence
0.65Childhood maltreatment raises suicidal ideation and attempts in euthymic BD, bridged behaviourally by motor impulsivity; emotional abuse shows the strongest and most central association.
Source: strongest evidenced cause link
Node detail
strength 77Mixed Episode
Best path: Mixed Episode → Suicide Risk
Tour tips
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