Mental disorders as complex networks: an introduction and overview of a network approach to psychopathology
MB Nuijten, MK Deserno… - Clinical …, 2016 - research.tilburguniversity.edu
Clinical Neuropsychiatry, 2016•research.tilburguniversity.edu
Mental disorders have traditionally been conceptualized as latent variables, which impact
observable symptomatology. Recent alternative approaches, however, view mental
disorders as systems of mutually reinforcing symptoms, and utilize network models to
analyze the structure of these symptom-symptom interactions. This paper gives an
introduction to and overview of the network approach to psychopathology, as it has
developed over the past years.
observable symptomatology. Recent alternative approaches, however, view mental
disorders as systems of mutually reinforcing symptoms, and utilize network models to
analyze the structure of these symptom-symptom interactions. This paper gives an
introduction to and overview of the network approach to psychopathology, as it has
developed over the past years.
Abstract
Mental disorders have traditionally been conceptualized as latent variables, which impact observable symptomatology. Recent alternative approaches, however, view mental disorders as systems of mutually reinforcing symptoms, and utilize network models to analyze the structure of these symptom-symptom interactions. This paper gives an introduction to and overview of the network approach to psychopathology, as it has developed over the past years.
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