Traditional diagnostic systems, such as the DSM-5 and ICD-11, suffer from well-documented limitations, including high comorbidity rates, arbitrary diagnostic thresholds, and within-disorder heterogeneity. Consequently, the field is evolving towards hierarchical, transdiagnostic, dimensional models of psychopathology. T...
Mark A. Blais, Hannah Cai, Till J. Adam et al.· Frontiers in Psychology· 0 citations
This research explores personality assessment using experience sampling methodology (ESM) as a framework for better understanding temporal dynamics associated with different conceptualizations of traumatic stress (i.e., post-traumatic stress symptoms, race/gender/age discrimination). College student participants (N = 2...
Michael J. Roche, Audrey L. Stephenson, Michelle M. L. Yoong et al.· Journal of Personality Asses...· 1 citation
Dimensional models of psychopathology offer an alternative to traditional categorical systems, yet research examining the incremental validity of transdiagnostic dimensions over diagnostic categories remains limited. The current study uses data from 685 outpatients, who presented at an academic medical centre for psych...
Emily A. Dowgwillo, Jessica L. Kopitz, Xi-Yu Cao et al.· Clinical Psychology and Psyc...· 0 citations
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