Multiscale EEG network alterations in adolescents with depressive symptoms: static–dynamic connectivity, topological features, and exploratory scalp-level network hubs
BackgroundAdolescence is a critical period for brain network development and a vulnerable stage for the emergence of depressive symptoms Although altered brain connectivity has been reported in depression, the multiscale organization of resting-state EEG networks in adolescents with depressive symptoms (ADS) remains insufficiently understood. In particular, conventional network analyses are often…
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