Hubness of strategic planning and sociality influences depressive mood and anxiety in College Population

摘要: Depressive mood and anxiety can reduce cognitive performance. Conversely, the presence of a biased tendency may serve as trigger for depressive mood-anxiety. Previous studies have largely focused on group-wise correlations between clinical-neurocognitive variables. Using network analyses intra-individual covariance, we sought to decipher most influential hub in differential severity depressive-anxiety symptoms college population. Ninety students were evaluated symptoms, Minnesota multiphasic personality inventory-2(MMPI-2), neuro-cognition. Weighted undirected version covariance networks, comprised 18 variables satisfied small-worldness modular organization sparsity range K = 0.20–0.21. Furthermore, betweenness centrality perseverative error Wisconsin card sorting test was reduced more individuals; higher related increased MMPI-2 clinical scale 0(Si). Elevated edge-betweenness 7(Pt) versus commission continuous performance predicted than mood. With variables, this study demonstrated critical drivers mood[attenuated influence strategic planning] or anxiety[domination social introversion/extroversion, addition compulsivity-impulsivity shortcut component among various features].