Cognitive and affective networks in patients referred for cognitive screening: latent profiles, bridge nodes, and exploratory directional structures
BackgroundLower cognitive performance and anxiety and depression frequently co-occur in patients referred for cognitive screening, but how the two domains are connected, and whether this differs across patient subgroups, is unclear. Prior network studies used abbreviated cognitive tools, self-report affective measures, and undirected models.MethodsIn this cross-sectional study of 548 patients…
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