Abstract
Background
Previous
studies
have
frequently
reported
a
high
prevalence
of
co-occurring
anxiety
and
depression
among
people
who
experienced
stressful
events
in
childhood.
However,
few
noted
the
symptomatic
relationship
this
comorbidity
childhood
sexual
abuse
(CSA)
survivors.
Therefore,
study’s
objectives
were
as
follows:
(1)
to
examine
across
symptoms
between
CSA
survivors;
(2)
compare
differences
male
female
network
structures
Methods
A
total
63
Universities
Colleges
Jilin
Province,
China,
covered
96,218
participants
study,
sub-set
data
which
met
criteria
was
analyzed
with
analysis.
The
Childhood
Trauma
Questionnaire-Short
Form
(CTQ-SF),
measured
CSA.
Anxiety
by
seven-item
Generalized
Disorder
Scale
(GAD-7),
Patient
Health
Questionnaire
(PHQ-9).
sex
difference
survivors
compared.
Results
3,479
college
students
experience
(CTQ-SF
scores
≥
8),
3.62%
(95%
CI:
3.50–3.73%).
Among
survivors,
control
worry,
sad
mood,
energy
central
bridge
network.
Meanwhile,
appeared
stronger
correlation
guilt
suicide,
but
seemed
worry
suicide.
Moreover,
edge
worry-relax-afraid
network,
while
restless-relax
Conclusion
Control
are
crucial
offer
targeted
treatment
relieve
for
Guilt
needs
more
attention
remains
important
reduce
suicidal
ideation
suicide
attempts.
Child and Adolescent Psychiatry and Mental Health,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
17(1)
Опубликована: Фев. 22, 2023
Abstract
Background
Difficulties
in
emotion
regulation
(DER)
are
widely
considered
to
underlie
anxiety
and
depression.
Given
the
prevalence
of
depression
adolescents
fact
that
adolescence
is
a
key
period
for
development
ability,
it
important
examine
how
DER
related
clinical
settings.
Methods
In
present
study,
we
assessed
209
settings
using
Emotion
Regulation
Scale
(DERS)
Hospital
Anxiety
Depression
(HADS)
examined
associations
between
six
components
14
symptoms
We
used
network
analysis,
constructed
circular
multidimensional
scaling
(MDS)
networks,
calculated
centrality,
bridge
stability
centrality
indices.
Results
The
results
showed
that:
(1)
global
index
shows
Strategy
component
(i.e.,
lack
access
strategies)
center
whole
network,
ranking
highest
strength,
closeness,
betweenness,
expected
influence.
(2)
MDS
closeness
symptoms,
while
Awareness
emotional
awareness)
stayed
away
from
other
components,
but
close
some
symptoms.
(3)
nodes
three
groups,
DERS,
Worry
Relax
Cheerful
Slow
had
strongest
relationships
with
groups.
Conclusion
Lack
strategies
remains
not
only
also
DER-anxiety-depression
awareness
anxiety.
Worrying
thoughts
inability
relax
bridging
anxiety,
cheerful
emotions
slowing
down
These
findings
suggest
making
more
accessible
patients
reducing
these
may
yield
greatest
rewards
therapy.
Frontiers in Psychiatry,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
15
Опубликована: Янв. 29, 2024
Background
The
move
away
from
investigating
mental
disorders
as
whole
using
sum
scores
to
the
analysis
of
symptom-level
interactions
network
has
provided
new
insights
into
comorbidities.
current
study
explored
dynamic
between
depressive
and
anxiety
symptoms
in
older
Chinese
adults
with
diabetes
mellitus
(DM)
identified
central
bridge
depression-anxiety
provide
potential
targets
for
prevention
intervention
depression
anxiety.
Methods
This
used
a
cross-sectional
design
data
2017–2018
wave
Longitudinal
Healthy
Longevity
Survey
(CLHLS).
A
regularized
partial
correlation
was
estimated
based
on
self-reported
scales
completed
by
1685
DM
aged
65
years
or
older.
Depressive
were
assessed
10-item
Center
Epidemiologic
Studies
Depression
Scale
(CESD-10)
Seven-Item
Generalized
Anxiety
Disorder
(GAD-7),
respectively.
Expected
influence
(EI)
expected
(BEI)
indices
calculated
each
symptom.
Results
According
cutoff
indicating
presence
anxiety,
prevalences
our
sample
52.9%
12.8%,
comorbidity
rate
11.5%.
six
edges
strongest
correlations
same
disorder.
“Feeling
blue/depressed”,
“Nervousness
anxiety”,
“Uncontrollable
worry”,
“Trouble
relaxing”,
“Worry
too
much”
had
highest
EI
values.
anxiety”
“Everything
an
effort”
exhibited
BEI
Conclusion
Central
highlighted
this
study.
Targeting
these
may
be
effective
preventing
facilitate
interventions
who
are
at
risk
currently
have
symptoms.
Journal of Clinical Psychology,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
80(6), С. 1271 - 1285
Опубликована: Фев. 17, 2024
Abstract
Background
The
network
analysis
method
emphasizes
the
interaction
between
individual
symptoms
to
identify
shared
or
bridging
depression
and
anxiety
understand
comorbidity.
However,
community
detection
approach
have
limitations
in
identifying
causal
relationships
among
symptoms.
This
study
aims
address
this
gap
by
applying
Bayesian
(BN)
investigate
potential
relationships.
Method
Data
were
collected
from
a
sample
of
newly
enrolled
college
students.
structure
was
estimated
using
Patient
Health
Questionnaire‐9
(PHQ‐9)
Generalized
Anxiety
Disorder
(GAD‐7)
Scale
measures,
respectively.
Shared
identified
through
clique
percolation
(CP)
method.
BN.
Results
strongest
bridge
symptoms,
as
indicated
strength,
include
sad
mood
(PHQ2),
motor
(PHQ8),
suicide
(PHQ9),
restlessness
(GAD5),
irritability
(GAD6).
These
formed
distinct
CP
algorithm.
Sad
(PHQ2)
played
an
activating
role,
influencing
other
Meanwhile,
(GAD5)
mediating
role
with
reciprocal
influences
on
both
Motor
(GAD6)
assumed
recipient
positions.
Conclusion
BN
presents
valuable
for
investigating
complex
interplay
context
comorbid
anxiety.
It
identifies
two
(i.e.,
sadness
worry),
which
serve
underscore
fundamental
differences
these
disorders.
Additionally,
psychomotor
suicidal
ideations
are
recognized
roles,
being
influenced
within
network.
Frontiers in Public Health,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
10
Опубликована: Дек. 1, 2022
Background
Evidence
from
previous
studies
has
confirmed
that
functionally
impaired
elderly
individuals
are
susceptible
to
comorbid
anxiety
and
depression.
Network
theory
holds
the
comorbidity
emerges
interactions
between
depression
symptoms.
This
study
aimed
investigate
fine-grained
relationships
among
symptoms
in
identify
central
bridge
provide
potential
targets
for
intervention
of
these
two
disorders.
Methods
A
total
325
five
communities
Xi'an,
China,
were
recruited
our
investigation.
The
GAD-7
PHQ-9
used
measure
depression,
respectively.
SPSS
22.0
software
was
descriptive
statistics,
R
4.1.1
network
model
construction,
expected
influence
(EI)
evaluation
(BEI)
evaluation.
Results
In
network,
there
35
edges
(indicating
partial
correlations
symptoms)
across
which
strongest
edge
A1
“Nervousness
or
anxiety”-D2
“Depressed
sad
mood.”
A2
“Uncontrollable
worry”
D2
mood”
had
highest
EI
values
while
A6
“Irritable”
D7
“Concentration
difficulties”
BEI
their
respective
community.
flow
direct
D9
“Thoughts
death”
with
D6
“Feeling
worthlessness.”
Conclusion
Complex
exist
individuals.
worry,”
“depressed
mood,”
“irritable”
“concentration
identified
as
Our
emphasizes
necessity
suicide
prevention
individuals,
symptom
“feeling
worthlessness”
can
be
an
effective
target.
Abstract
Background
A
temporal
network
of
generalized
anxiety
disorder
(GAD)
symptoms
could
provide
valuable
understanding
the
occurrence
and
maintenance
GAD.
We
aim
to
obtain
an
exploratory
conceptualization
GAD
identify
central
symptom.
Methods
sample
participants
(
n
=
115)
with
elevated
GAD-7
scores
(Generalized
Anxiety
Disorder
7-Item
Questionnaire
[GAD-7]
≥
10)
participated
in
online
daily
diary
study
which
they
reported
their
based
on
DSM-5
diagnostic
criteria
(eight
total)
for
50
consecutive
days.
used
a
multilevel
VAR
model
network.
Results
In
network,
lot
lagged
relationships
exist
among
these
are
all
positive.
All
have
autocorrelations
there
also
some
interesting
feedback
loops
Sleep
disturbance
has
highest
Out-strength
centrality.
Conclusions
This
indicates
how
interact
each
other
strengthen
themselves
over
time,
particularly
highlights
between
sleep
symptoms.
may
play
important
role
dynamic
development
process
The
present
develop
knowledge
theoretical
model,
diagnosis,
prevention
intervention
from
perspective.
General Psychiatry,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
37(2), С. e101225 - e101225
Опубликована: Март 28, 2024
The
co-occurrence
of
depression
and
anxiety
among
adolescents
is
typically
associated
with
suicide
ideation.
study
aimed
to
investigate
the
symptom-level
relationship
between
ideation
comorbidity
anxiety.
1501
aged
12-19
years
were
assessed
using
Patient
Health
Questionnaire
(PHQ-9)
Generalized
Anxiety
Disorder
Scale,
716
who
scored
≥5
on
both
scales
selected
as
participants.
Network
analysis
was
used
identify
network
structure
depressive
symptoms
symptoms.
Participants
categorised
into
either
or
non-suicide
groups
based
their
scoring
suicide-related
item
in
PHQ-9.
A
comparison
made
depression-anxiety
symptom
networks
two
groups.
'Restlessness',
'sad
mood'
'trouble
relaxing'
most
prominent
central
network,
'restlessness',
'nervousness'
'reduced
movement'
bridge
this
network.
'Sad
found
be
directly
related
'suicide
ideation'
highest
variance.
significantly
different
properties
group
group,
'restlessness'
exhibiting
higher
influence
than
that
group.
Restlessness
sad
mood
could
targeted
for
intervention
Frontiers in Psychiatry,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
14
Опубликована: Фев. 14, 2023
Background
The
repeated
outbreaks
of
COVID-19
and
the
rapid
increase
in
uncertainty
have
had
many
negative
effects
on
public’s
mental
health,
especially
emotional
aspects
such
as
anxiety
depression.
However,
previous
studies,
there
are
few
studies
exploring
positive
factors
between
anxiety.
innovation
this
study
is
first
to
explore
mechanism
coping
style
resilience
people’s
psychological
protective
caused
by
pandemic.
Methods
This
explored
relationship
intolerance
freshmen
with
mediating
variable
moderating
variable.
A
total
1049
participated
completed
Intolerance
Uncertainty
Scale
(IUS-12),
Self-rating
Anxiety
(SAS),
Simplified
Coping
Style
Questionnaire
(SCSQ),
Connor-Davidson
Resilience
(CD-RISC).
Results
SAS
score
surveyed
students
(39.56
±
10.195)
was
significantly
higher
than
that
Normal
Chinese
(29.78
10.07,
p
<
0.001).
positively
correlated
(β
=
0.493,
Positive
has
a
significant
impact
−0.610,
0.001),
0.951,
moderates
second
half
influence
0.011,
t
3.701,
0.01).
Conclusion
findings
suggest
high
levels
burden
during
knowledge
role
may
be
used
health
care
workers
when
consulting
physical
complaints
psychosomatic
disorders.
Scientific Reports,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
14(1)
Опубликована: Апрель 2, 2024
Abstract
The
health
crisis
caused
by
COVID-19
in
the
United
Kingdom
and
confinement
measures
that
were
subsequently
implemented
had
unprecedented
effects
on
mental
of
older
adults,
leading
to
emergence
exacerbation
different
comorbid
symptoms
including
depression
anxiety.
This
study
examined
compared
anxiety
symptom
networks
two
specific
quarantine
periods
(June–July
November–December)
adult
population
Kingdom.
We
used
database
English
Longitudinal
Study
Aging
Substudy,
consisting
5797
participants
first
stage
(54%
women)
6512
second
(56%
women),
all
over
50
years
age.
with
highest
centrality
both
times
were:
“Nervousness
(A1)”
“Inability
relax
(A4)”
expected
influence
predictability,
“depressed
mood
(D1”;
bridging
influence).
latter
measure
along
"Irritability
(A6)"
overlapped
clusters
networks.
In
addition,
a
cross-lagged
panel
network
model
was
which
more
significant
direction
"Nervousness
(A1)"
depressive
"Anhedonia
(D6)",
"Hopelessness
(D7)",
"Sleep
problems
(D3)"
observed;
has
predictive
capability
network.
results
report
higher
degree
transdiagnostic
overlap
cross-sectional
(invariants)
anxious
symptomatology.
Abstract
Background
Intolerance
of
uncertainty
(IU)
is
considered
as
a
specific
risk
factor
in
the
development
and
maintenance
generalized
anxiety
disorder
(GAD).
Yet,
researches
have
investigated
relations
between
IU
GAD
(or
worry)
using
total
scores
on
self-report
measures.
This
ignores
that
there
are
different
components
exist
heterogeneity
symptoms.
In
present
study,
we
explored
among
symptoms
GAD.
Methods
A
dimensional
approach
which
take
individual
differences
into
consideration
along
full
range
normal
to
abnormal
symptom
severity
levels
were
used
this
study.
Components
measured
by
12-item
Uncertainty
Scale
Generalized
Anxiety
Disorder
7-Item
Questionnaire.
Regularized
partial-correlation
network
was
estimated
cross-sectional
data
from
624
university
students.
Results
Four
strongest
edges
IU,
like
“Unforeseen
events
upset
me
greatly”
“It
frustrates
not
having
all
information
I
need”.
Two
GAD,
“Being
so
restless
it
hard
sit
still”
“Feeling
afraid
if
something
awful
might
happen”.
Symptom
“Worrying
too
much
about
things”
component
need”
highest
expected
influences
network.
community
has
bridge
influence.
And
“Not
being
able
stop
or
control
worrying”
Conclusions
study
reveals
potential
pathways
various
Understanding
how
putative
factors
such
related
may
provide
some
references
for
preventions
interventions,
targeting
be
more
effective
at
reducing
than
other
IU.