Replicability and Generalizability of Posttraumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) Networks: A Cross-Cultural Multisite Study of PTSD Symptoms in Four Trauma Patient Samples

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@mzloteanu Short and sweet :) https://t.co/yO5DDfUM5n https://t.co/Xa8jMuXLTM

RT @SachaEpskamp: e.g., the network is similar to those reported by @EikoFried in https://t.co/JupqTabUvr, and also very similar to the mos…

e.g., the network is similar to those reported by @EikoFried in https://t.co/JupqTabUvr, and also very similar to the most prevalent strong edges reported in individual studies by Marianne Birkeland, @Talyagreene and @TRSpiller https://t.co/n6u3AX4mol …

A key point we made is that the popular methods often don’t detect these differences. For example in these four PTSD networks (from https://t.co/ZJZtEe0FfG) 66% of the edges were inconsistently estimated as present/absent (red edges), or reversed in sign…

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