The network approach to psychopathology is becoming increasingly popular. The motivation
for this approach is to provide a replacement for the problematic common cause perspective …

This article analyzes whether psychiatric disorders can be considered different from non-
psychiatric disorders on a nosologic or semiologic point of view. The supposed difference …

Importance The onset of adult psychopathologic disorders can be traced to behavioral or
emotional symptoms observed in childhood, which could be targeted in early interventions …

Background In spite of a growing interest in research on hypersexuality, consensus about its
etiology and best treatment strategy has not been achieved. Aim To further the empirical and …

The classification and etiology of functional disorders is controversial. Evidence supports
both psychological and biological (disease) models that show, respectively, that functional …

This editorial discusses the potentialities of network analysis for sleep medicine. Network
analysis constitutes an alternative to the latent variables paradigm. While latent models posit …

Abstract Introduction: Autism Spectrum Disorders can be defined as a complex and
heterogenous area of clinical characteristics. Adults diagnosed with ASD show a lot of …

Abstract Autism Spectrum Disorder can be defined as a complex and heterogeneous area of
clinical characteristics, determined by multiple aspects that interact with one another. The …

Personality disorders present empirically problematic categories of mental disorders, as the
boundaries between different disorders are often fuzzy in clinical practice, leading to their …

Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT; Hayes, Strosahl, & Wilson, 1999) is a third
wave cognitive-behavioral therapy, with theoretical bases in the contextual theory of …