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. 2022 Oct 18;13:993328. doi: 10.3389/fpsyt.2022.993328

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Network structure of PSU-Impulsivity variables. (A) EBICglasso network. Blue edges represent positive correlations, red edges represent negative correlations. A thicker edge reflects higher correlation between the nodes. (B) Centrality plot depicting the bridge expected influence of each node in the network (raw value). PSU1, salience; PSU2, conflict; PSU3, mood modification; PSU4, tolerance; PSU5, withdrawal; PSU6, relapse; I1, non-planning impulsivity; I2, motor impulsivity; I3, attentional impulsivity.