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12. Psychologische stoornissen als complexe netwerken

Een symptoom komt nooit alleen

Auteurs : Mevrouw Gabriela Lunansky, Mevrouw Michèle Nuijten, Mevrouw Marie Deserno, Mevrouw dr. Angélique Cramer, Prof. dr. Denny Borsboom

Gepubliceerd in: Handboek persoonlijkheidspathologie

Uitgeverij: Bohn Stafleu van Loghum

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In dit hoofdstuk wordt een overzicht gegeven van de theorie en de methoden die horen bij het netwerkperspectief. Allereerst wordt stilgestaan bij het latente-variabelenmodel en het verschil met het netwerkperspectief van psychopathologie. De theoretische verschillen tussen beide perspectieven zullen daarbij worden besproken. Daarna wordt de architectuur van netwerken besproken, waarbij wordt ingegaan op wat de entiteiten in het netwerk representeren en hoe ze moeten worden geïnterpreteerd. Vervolgens wordt er gekeken naar de laatste bevindingen hoe een psychopathologisch netwerk zich ontwikkelt in de tijd, en bespreken we hoe individuele netwerken geschat kunnen worden. Tot slot worden mogelijk nieuwe behandelstrategieën besproken, door te kijken naar de implicaties van het netwerkperspectief voor de klinische praktijk.

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Titel: Psychologische stoornissen als complexe netwerken
Auteurs: Mevrouw Gabriela Lunansky
Mevrouw Michèle Nuijten
Mevrouw Marie Deserno
Mevrouw dr. Angélique Cramer
Prof. dr. Denny Borsboom
Uitgeverij: Bohn Stafleu van Loghum
Boek: Handboek persoonlijkheidspathologie
Print ISBN: 978-90-368-0930-6

Elektronisch ISBN: 978-90-368-0931-3

Copyright: 2017
DOI: https://doi.org/10.1007/978-90-368-0931-3_12

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