… We hypothesized that a shared internalizing disorder factor should be strongly related to
neuroticism. To test this hypothesis, our study assessed neuroticism with self- and peer-report …

… while Wave-1 disorder-specific variation captured … internalizing disorders above, our findings
unequivocally supported the notion that latent internalizing liability dimensions, not disorder…

… in the adult literature can be explained by the presence of two moderately correlated
internalizing and externalizing dimensions. The same may hold for many Axis I conditions in the …

… We conclude that neuroticism is a heritable common feature of both internalizing disorders
… is a common feature of both internalizing disorders and externalizing disorders, and that …

… of more discrete differentiated disorders instead of lumping of all internalizing symptoms
into one broad category of the two-dimensional internalizing versus externalizing taxonomy of …

… disorders are often not specific to any one mental disorder but shared across a number of
putatively independent disorders [25]. … toward dimensional representations of common mental …

… internalizing disorders. Our central thesis is that progress in understanding this co-occurrence
can be made by employing latent dimensional … monly studied internalizing disorders as …

… of a common internalizing factor. Hence, to better model the relationship of common and
unique dimensions of internalizing disorders to … tested all dimensions with a bifactor approach. …

… internalizing disorders from one another on the dimension of … on four other aspects of
internalizing disorders that will be the … that a few broad syndromes or dimensions such as ‘‘over…

… broad internalizing dimension, versus in a disorder-specific manner. In other words, we
examined whether a broad internalizing dimension … trait and individual internalizing disorders, or …