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Sifting for the Central Cycles: Daily Assessments of Patient Causal Perceptions to Create Clinically Useful and Reliable Symptom Networks

2024-02-13

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<p>The network approach to psychopathology is promising, but progress has been hampered by finding methods to create valid and reliable symptom networks for individual patients. One method is to use patient perceptions of causal relations, which risks missing relations due to recall limits. This study evaluated the reliability and validity of four networks created using brief daily assessments of perceived causal...

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0378c694-bf3b-57da-bbda-c8c3fc5c6a6a
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10.31234/osf.io/zjuy2
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