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Psychometric Properties of Hierarchical Psychiatric Symptoms on the General Population

2024-08-16

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<p>Although psychiatric disorders have conventionally been treated categorically, recent research indicates a continuous and hierarchical structure among psychiatric symptoms, with a general psychopathology factor (p-factor) at the top and several specific factors at lower levels. However, understanding of the psychometric properties of these factors in the general population remains limited. In this study, analyz...

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