Annotated bibliography of critiques of psychometric network analysis

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This annotated bibliography compiles published critiques of methods for constructing and analyzing psychometric networks, where nodes represent psychological variables and edges represent statistical associations.

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This annotated bibliography contains published critiques of methods for constructing and analyzing psychometric networks. We use the term `psychometric network' broadly to include networks in which the nodes are psychological variables (e.g., symptoms, beliefs, traits, etc.) and the edges are their statistical associations estimated from empirical data. It accompanies Neal et al. (2022; https://doi.org/10.31234/osf.io/jqs3n), which provided a brief summary of these critiques, but was limited to 10 references.

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