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The Impact of Criteria-based and Data-driven Sampling Approaches on the Heterogeneity and Interpretability of Posttraumatic Stress Symptom Networks

2020-04-14

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<p>Background. The application of psychopathological symptom networks requires reconciliation of the observed cross-sample heterogeneity. We leveraged the largest sample to be used in a PTSD network analysis (N = 28,594) to examine the impact of criteria-based and data-driven sampling approaches on the heterogeneity and interpretability of networks.Methods. Severity and diagnostic criteria identified four overlapp...

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3e919a77-ee32-5214-bb9e-c90c0f72be4f
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10.31234/osf.io/re35k
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