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The Case Against the Design Hierarchy in Psychological Network Analysis
The network perspective conceptualizes psychological phenomena as systems of interacting components, placing dynamics at the center of explanation. This has justified criticism of studies that use cross-sectional networks to claim within-person dynamics, uniquely identified causal mechanisms, or eff
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