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From general factors to response generalisation: the importance of the cerebellum for mental health and social effectiveness

2020-01-03

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<p>Various psychometric general factor models exist to describe a diverse range of human psychological traits e.g. general factors of intelligence, personality and psychopathology. Historically, these latent traits have been viewed and studied as distinct constructs. However, accumulating evidence demonstrates empirical overlap, and conceptual proposals have been made arguing that collectively these traits form a...

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10.31234/osf.io/e4qt9
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