The network takeover reaches psychopathology

Behavioral and Brain Sciences 42:e15 (2019)
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Borsboom et al. have written a trenchant critique of biological reductionism in psychopathology. After commenting on recent controversies concerning the network perspective, I discuss ways of integrating biology into the network enterprise.

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