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Of Strong Swords and Fine Scalpels: Developing Robust Clinical Principles to Cut Through Heterogeneity

2023-10-20

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<p>General scientific summary: The field of computational psychiatry has overwhelmingly focused on the goal of precision medicine (a “fine scalpels” approach). I argue for reallocating some effort toward deriving potent clinical principles to improve psychological treatments (a “strong swords” approach)—a worthwhile goal in its own right with an established track record. I draw on an example from my research progr...

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DOI: 10.31234/osf.io/tvk4n

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