Statistical analyses
psychological inflexibility, intolerance of bodily complaints, somatic distress, bodily weakness, GS
We conducted three separate network analyses to capture temporal and cross-sectional associations between key elements related to the (1) affective, (2) cognitive, and (3) behavioral dimension over the course of treatment. In the first analysis, we examined the relationships between PosA, NegA, stress, and GS. In the second analysis, we examined the relationships between dysfunctional cognitions related to the manifestation of GS (psychological inflexibility, catastrophizing cognitions, and bodily weakness) and GS. In the third analysis, we examined the relationships between behavioral related elements (intolerance of bodily complaints, health habits, and somatic distress) and GS. For each analysis we estimated a multilevel lag-1 dynamic network model using the ml_ts_lvgvar function implemented in the R-package psychonetricsFor reasons of completeness and transparency, we provide all results irrespective of the conventional significance level of the baseline models in the Online Supplementary Material. Data were analyzed and estimated networks were visualized using R, version 4.1.0