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Momentary Structured Networks (MSN): A Theory-Guided Approach to Person-Elicited Causal Formulation

2026-06-20

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<p>Background. Idiographic approaches to case formulation often combine ecological momentary assessment (EMA) with network analysis. Traditional network models require large amounts of data and are largely theory-agnostic, whereas approaches based on perceived causal relationships are weakly constrained and highly exploratory. Both often generate unstable networks that are difficult to compare across individuals....

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88b21b6f-3204-511a-be71-233609e7e46a
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10.31234/osf.io/24ucm_v1
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