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Predicting the General P-factor of Psychopathology using Lower Levels of the Personality Hierarchy

2021-06-10

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<p>Background: Mental health disorders share a substantial amount of variance, reflecting a generalised vulnerability to any and all mental health problems. Studies on personality-psychopathology associations have previously been mainly focused at the domain-level of the personality hierarchy even though research has indicated that lower level personality traits (facets and nuances) capture valid unique variance b...

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62c227e4-9240-54ef-9957-60b1320131c1
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10.31234/osf.io/g3aqh
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