Group-Level Symptom Networks in Depression—Reply

creases from 515 to 344) and the strong regularization penalty; both networks lose almost all of their connections and, in that trivial sense, become more alike.As shown in our article, 1 when using procedures that have less effect on power (like partialling out general level of functioning or weakening the regularization parameter), differences between groups become more, rather than less, pronounced.Although we believe that it is not very likely that the associations between symptoms are substantially different for individual patients, intraindividual analyses are needed to test this.In addition, intraindividual analyses are warranted to determine whether symptoms are associated over time within patients.Therefore, we gladly reveal that the Netherlands Study of Depression and Anxiety, 3 from which we drew our sample, recently started a new wave of measures in which 400 of its nearly 3000 participants are studied with Ecological Momentary Assessment 4 over 2 weeks.The aim of this study is to provide more insight into the association between intraindividual and interindividual differences, which will lead to an increased understanding of how nomothetic and idiographic analyses are related.