The experts were also asked about Noah’s interest in the ’12 Rules for Live’ book by Jordan Peterson.
Dr Vaidya said it was “just one of a number of books he was fascinated by”.
Dr Church said Noah’s interest in the book was in line with his “depth and breadth” of interests in other fields such as music, coding, “everything he turned his mind to.”
Professor Fasel said he believed the book had positive and negative influences on the schoolboy.
Dr Bowers also spoke about the relationship between Noah and his mother Fiona.
Commenting on documentation she reviewed for the inquest, Dr Bowers described their relationship as “amazing” and added: “It was just beautiful to read.”
The inquest also heard about a letter written to Noah’s mother after his death in which a friend told her that her son’s “knowledge and understanding of the world inspired me”.
A teacher at Noah’s school, St Malachy’s College, where Noah was regarded as a high achieving student, wrote to Fiona saying: “You raised a kind and funny young gentleman.”
Fiona Donohoe was joined at Tuesday’s hearing by two family members, and she wiped away tears on a number of occasions as the inquest was told about the tributes from some of Noah’s teachers and friends.