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. 2017;86(3):175-177.
doi: 10.1159/000453583. Epub 2017 May 11.

Can We Jump from Cross-Sectional to Dynamic Interpretations of Networks? Implications for the Network Perspective in Psychiatry

Fionneke M Bos  1 , Evelien Snippe, Stijn de Vos, Jessica A Hartmann, Claudia J P Simons, Lian van der Krieke, Peter de Jonge, Marieke Wichers
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Can We Jump from Cross-Sectional to Dynamic Interpretations of Networks? Implications for the Network Perspective in Psychiatry

Fionneke M Bos et al. Psychother Psychosom. 2017.
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The first observation network (n = 104) (a), the person-mean network (n = 104) (b), and the dynamic network (n = 104 × 50) (c), including measures of node strength centrality for each approach. SAD, sadness; IRR, irritation; LON, loneliness; RES, restlessness; WOR, worry; DOU, self-doubt; ANH, anhedonia. Values in bold type denote the centrality estimates that are the most central symptoms within each network approach.
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