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Neither biological nor symptomatology reductionism: A call for integration in psychopathology research
Benjamin C Nephew1, Marcelo Febo2, Hudson P Santos3
1Department of Biology and Biotechnology,Worcester Polytechnic Institute,Worcester,MA 01605.bcnephew@aol.comhttps://www.researchgate.net/profile/Benjamin_Nephe.
Abstract:
We agree with Borsboom et al. in challenging neurobiological reductionism, and underscore some specific strengths of a network approach. However, they do not acknowledge that a similar problem is present in current psychosocial frameworks. We discuss this challenge as well as describe valuable parallels between symptom and neurobiological network theories that will substantially augment psychopathological research when integrated.
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