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Social Functioning, Loneliness, and Psychosis Phenotype in the General Population: A Network Analysis Perspective

2025-10-20

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<p>Purpose: Psychotic experiences (PEs) occur across a continuum from subclinical phenomena in the general population to clinical disorders and are consistently associated with impaired social functioning. The present study aimed to investigate the network structure linking PEs, social functioning, and loneliness, and to identify the central mechanisms underlying these associations. <h4>Methods:</h4> We analyzed d...

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bc83f472-0fd6-5660-87d4-502ee7549b31
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10.31234/osf.io/fs8y5_v1
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