APS
31st APS Annual Convention
Greater Than the Sum of Its Parts: A Symptom-Level Approach to Clinical Science
This symposium highlights the advantages of taking a symptom-level approach to clinical science in the context of risk factors, treatment-seeking behavior, and treatment efficacy. Using advanced analytic methods like machine learning and network analysis, the talks will highlight where symptom-level approaches may or may not be additive.
Chairs & Discussants
- Michael MullarkeyChair
The University of Texas at Austin - Christopher BeeversDiscussant
University of Texas at Austin
Presentations
- Depression and Reward Responsiveness in Youth: A Symptom-Level AnalysisEmma Mumper, Michael Mullarkey, Jessice Schleider
- Mindsets, Hopelessness, and Internalizing: A Symptom-Level ApproachJessica Schleider, Michael Mullarkey
- Predicting Treatment Seeking: Structures Matter More Than SymptomsMallory Dobias, Michael Mullarkey, Christopher Beevers
- Taking a Symptom-Level Approach to Depression Treatment EfficacyMichael Mullarkey, Christopher Beevers