Groups differing in social and economic circumstances often differ markedly in depressive symptom levels, yet their estimated symptom networks show few clear differences. Such null results are often read as evidence that the groups'symptom systems are the same, but they only show that no difference was detected in how...
K. Park, D. Borsboom, Mike Lees et al.· 1 citation
Summary Background Childhood adversity is multi-layered, extending beyond the family to include broader neighbourhood and health contexts. We aimed to investigate how these multiple layers of childhood adversity relate to the risk of death in young adulthood. Methods Children were followed from birth into young adultho...
N. H. Rod, S. K. Bennetsen, L. Elsenburg et al.· The Lancet Regional Health -...· 0 citations
Evidence is found of reciprocal associations between childhood adversities and physical and mental health problems across childhood, alongside strong autoregressive effects within adversity and health domains, indicating vicious circles of reinforcing vulnerability.
T. D. de Vries, L. Elsenburg, S. K. Bennetsen et al.· Psychological Medicine· 0 citations
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