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Consequences of Impaired Executive Functions in Chief Executives

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  • Anand Kumar

  • Neil Pliskin

  • April 21, 2026

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    Executive functions, crucial for decision-making, include self-control, attention, mental flexibility, and working memory.

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    Impairment of executive functions can lead to dysexecutive syndrome, affecting planning, organization, and social behavior.

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    Acquired executive dysfunction in CEOs can result from conditions like stroke or dementia, impacting leadership effectiveness.

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    Comprehensive evaluations for executive function impairment should include neuropsychiatric assessments and brain scans.

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    Management strategies for executive dysfunction may focus on preserving decision quality and reducing cognitive demands.

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Consequences of Impaired Executive Functions in Chief Executives

  • by Anand Kumar, Neil Pliskin

  • April 21, 2026

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