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2011•Revista Colombiana de PsiquiatríaOpen access

What is the Contribution of Executive Dysfunction to the Cognitive Profile of Bipolar Disorder? A Well-Controlled Direct Comparison Study

Juan Pablo Lopera-Vásquez, Vaughan Bell, Carlos López‐Jaramillo

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Key concepts: Verbal fluency test, Verbal memory, Executive dysfunction, Psychology, Neuropsychology, Executive functions, Cognition, Bipolar disorder

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