The temporal stability of the bifactor model of comorbidity: An examination of moderated continuity pathways
Abstract
Structural models of psychopathology indicate that common mental disorder comorbidity reflects latent transdiagnostic factors. Multiple studies have replicated transdiagnostic internalizing (mood and anxiety disorders) and externalizing (substance use, antisociality-, and impulsivity-related disorders) factors; other studies support distress and fear sub-factors of internalizing. These factors show a high degree of temporal stability. Recently,...
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Title
The temporal stability of the bifactor model of comorbidity: An examination of moderated continuity pathways
Published Date
Jan 1, 2017
Journal
Volume
72
Pages
74 - 82
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