Does centrality in a cross-sectional network suggest intervention targets for social anxiety disorder?
Thomas L. Rodebaugh(University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill), Richard G. Heimberg(Temple University), Marilyn L. Piccirillo(Johnson University), Ryan Bogdan(Washington University in St. Louis), Franklin R. Schneier(Columbia University Irving Medical Center), Amanda S. Morrison(Stanford University), Michelle H. Lim(The University of Sydney), James J. Gross(Stanford University), Arielle Horenstein(Temple University), Philippe R. Goldin(Universitat de Miguel Hernández d'Elx), Eiko I. Fried(Leiden University), Natasha Tonge(Washington University in St. Louis), Renee J. Thompson(Washington University in St. Louis), Katya C. Fernandez(Washington University in St. Louis), Carlos Blanco(National Institute on Drug Abuse)
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