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Bias-domain triangulation of non-convergent observational evidence in mental health research

2026-07-10

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Observational estimates in mental health can diverge because exposure is structured by familial, clinical and social factors. We developed bias-domain triangulation to test whether this divergence follows specific sources of confounding. The framework separates reported adjustment sets from an independently generated causal structure, assigns variables to causal roles and maps back-door pathways into bias domains...

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5e8ed2ff-fbfb-5dd5-ad89-3b064d0f0ef3
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10.64898/2026.07.07.26357342
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