Network analysis of psychopathy in forensic patients

The question of which features represent the most central components of psychopathy remains unresolved and is the subject of considerable debate. Network analysis, which is a relatively new way to conceptualize mental disorders that emphasizes complex causal systems, provides a means to graphically...

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Main Author: Preszler, Jonathan (Author)
Contributors: Marcus, David K. ; Edens, John F.
Format: Electronic Article
Language:English
Published: 2018
In: Journal of abnormal psychology
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