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Rethinking why “Cognitive dysfunction” predicts some, but not all, transdiagnostic symptom dimensions in older adults: Commentary on Hoy et al. (2026).
Hoy et al. (2026) wrote a brilliant article on the potential association between cognitive dysfunction and psychopathology in aging, characterized by the general p construct and spectra such as internalizing, thought disorders, and externalizing. This commentary proposes that cognitive dysfunction m
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