HITOP Integrated Paper Session - Model Structure

Kelsie Forbush¹, Yiyang Chen¹, Po-Yi Chen², Brittany Bohrer³, Kelsey Hagan⁴, Danielle Chapa⁵, Kara Christensen Pacella⁶, Victoria Perko⁷, Brianne Richson⁸, Sarah Johnson Munguia¹, Marianna Thomeczek¹, Sarah Nelson⁹, Kylie Christian¹⁰, Trevor Swanson¹¹ and Jennifer Wildes¹², (1)University of Kansas, (2)National Taiwan Normal University, (3)University of California San Diego, (4)Virginia Commonwealth University, (5)University of Pittsburgh, (6)University of Nevada - Las Vegas, (7)ReefPoint Group, LLC, Healthcare Consulting Services, (8)Neuropsychiatric Research Institute, (9)Stormont Vail Health, (10)ICON plc, (11)Univfy, Inc., (12)University of Chicago

What Does the PCL-5 Measure? A Conjoint Hierarchical Analysis Using the MMPI-3

William Menton, Kent State University, Paul Arbisi, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN, Melissa Polusny, MVAHCS, UMN, Center for Care Delivery and Outcomes Research and Craig Marquardt, Minneapolis VAHCS

Validating HiTOP in Early Psychosis: Symptoms and Problems in Daily Living

Henry Cowan, Ohio State University

Diversity and the Hierarchical Taxonomy of Psychopathology (HiTOP)

Craig Rodriguez-Seijas¹, James Li², Caroline Balling³, Cassandra Brandes⁴, Edward Bernat⁵, Cassandra Boness⁶, Miri Forbes⁷, Kelsie Forbush⁸, Keanan Joyner⁹, Bob Krueger¹⁰, Holly Levin-Aspenson¹¹, Giorgia Michelini¹², Eunyoe Roe¹³, Lauren Rutter¹⁴, Kasey Stanton¹⁵ and Jennifer Tackett⁴, (1)University of Michigan, (2)University of Wisconsin-Madison, (3)Purdue University, (4)Northwestern University, (5)University of Maryland, College Park, (6)University of New Mexico, (7)Macquarie University, (8)University of Kansas, (9)University of California, Berkeley, (10)University of Minnesota, (11)University of North Texas, (12)Queen Mary University of London, UCLA, (13)Southern Illinois University Edwardsville, (14)Indiana University, (15)University of Wyoming