1 Introduction
Breast most cancers is probably the most prevalent most cancers and the primary reason behind most cancers loss of life amongst ladies worldwide (Sung et al., 2021). It is usually probably the most quickly rising most cancers in China (Solar et al., 2023). The analysis and therapy of breast most cancers, each performing as extreme stressors, may end up in important cognitive impairments and emotional issues for sufferers (Wirkner et al., 2017). Particularly, anxiousness and melancholy are extra prevalent in breast most cancers survivors. In earlier analysis, 32% of breast most cancers survivors reported melancholy (Pilevarzadeh et al., 2019), and 41.9% suffered from anxiousness (Hashemi et al., 2020). Psychological misery, together with anxiousness and melancholy, can happen all through therapy and persist throughout breast most cancers rehabilitation (Xu et al., 2022). Anxiousness and melancholy are correlated with poor bodily functioning and an elevated mortality threat (Wang et al., 2020) and will result in extra bodily examinations and extreme use of medicines (Otto et al., 2018). Therefore, addressing the psychological misery skilled by breast most cancers survivors is necessary.
Researchers have recommended that anxiousness and melancholy come up on account of particular person failures in consideration, reminiscence, motion, and interpersonal relationships (Zinchenko et al., 2015; Fisher et al., 2020). Cognitive failure refers to frequent lapses that disrupt regular actions (bodily or psychological), performing as a barrier to cognitive management (Carrigan and Barkus, 2016). In keeping with info processing idea, a person’s cognitive sources are restricted (Franconeri et al., 2013). Extra cognitive sources are wanted to course of advanced stimuli. The analysis and therapy of breast most cancers demand using extra cognitive sources, and breast most cancers survivors usually tend to expertise cognitive failure and psychological misery. As an example, a scientific evaluation of subjective cognitive dysfunction in breast most cancers survivors confirmed that they skilled cognitive failure, comparable to reminiscence and focus issues, of their each day lives. Importantly, these cognitive failures had been indicative of tension, melancholy, and normal psychological misery (Pullens et al., 2010). Earlier research have discovered a relationship between cognitive failure and psychological misery in bereaved people (Fisher et al., 2020) and intensive care unit survivors (Brück et al., 2019). Self-reported cognitive failure is an indicative issue of a normal ruminative cognitive fashion, which will increase vulnerability to psychological well being issues, together with damaging have an effect on (Bridger et al., 2011; Payne and Schnapp, 2014). Nonetheless, earlier analysis has centered solely on the whole scores when learning the connection between cognitive failure and psychological misery. The correlations between totally different elements of cognitive failure and psychological misery in breast most cancers survivors haven’t been effectively elucidated. Furthermore, the important thing elements of cognitive failure that impression psychological misery haven’t been clearly recognized. Clarifying these elements can be useful in serving to breast most cancers survivors enhance their cognitive skills, scale back psychological misery, and improve their high quality of life.
The community evaluation offers a brand new perspective when clarifying the connection between variables, which have been mainly explored from the angle of latent variables. Community idea is more and more being adopted as a novel method to understanding psychopathological nature and therapy (Rogers et al., 2019). Community evaluation postulates that totally different psychological constructions work together, and adjustments in a single construction could set off alterations in one other. This course of additionally happens for numerous symptom expressions throughout the similar psychological construction (Borsboom, 2008). A community construction consists of nodes and edges. Every node represents a definite psychological symptom or trait, whereas edges join the nodes. Community evaluation identifies central nodes because the essential signs or traits of psychological constructions. Central nodes activate whole networks; play a major position in illness technology, upkeep, and development; and are the direct and key targets for prevention and remedy (Fried et al., 2017).
Moreover, community evaluation visualizes the connectivity between totally different psychological constructions. Bridge nodes are thought of “bridges” amongst numerous psychological traits. For instance, a latest community evaluation revealed that the worry of most cancers recurrence, anxiousness, and melancholy in breast most cancers survivors had been linked by the necessary bridge nodes of “feeling afraid” (a symptom of tension), “uncontrollable fear” (a symptom of tension), “restlessness” (a symptom of tension), and “transferring slowly or being stressed” (a symptom of melancholy) (Yang et al., 2022). Current community evaluation researchers have centered on the only community construction of emotional misery in breast most cancers survivors, such because the worry of most cancers recurrence (Luo et al., 2022; Richter et al., 2022). Nonetheless, a community evaluation of associations between totally different psychological constructions, comparable to emotional misery and cognitive components, in breast most cancers survivors continues to be missing.
This research employed a community evaluation method to discover the connection between psychological misery (melancholy, anxiousness, and stress) and cognitive failure in breast most cancers survivors. The central and bridge signs within the community had been recognized to supply a novel viewpoint for psychological interventions in breast most cancers survivors.
2 Supplies and strategies
2.1 Contributors
Breast most cancers survivors receiving therapy or rehabilitation care had been recruited between April and October 2019 from two hospitals in Weifang, Shandong Province. After being assessed by physicians, contributors who met the factors had been launched to the researchers. Skilled researchers defined the survey to the contributors. The survey commenced with the settlement of the contributors. The inclusion standards had been as follows: (a) being 18 years of age or older; (b) having a physician-confirmed analysis of breast most cancers; (c) possessing regular or corrected imaginative and prescient and the flexibility to grasp and talk; (d) having the ability to full the questionnaire independently or with the assistance of caregivers; and (e) having consciousness of their sickness and collaborating voluntarily. The exclusion standards had been as follows: (a) having a historical past of different severe bodily issues; (b) having psychological sicknesses or a household historical past of psychological sicknesses; and (c) having a historical past of drug/substance abuse.
2.2 Measure
2.2.1 Psychological misery
The Despair Anxiousness Stress Scales (DASS-21), developed by Lovidbond and validated in a Chinese language setting (Chan et al., 2012), was used to measure psychological misery. The dimensions includes 3 subscales and 21 gadgets to measure melancholy, anxiousness, and stress. The sum of the seven gadgets in every subscale multiplied by two is the rating of the subscale, which ranges from 0 to 42. Increased scores point out extra extreme melancholy, anxiousness, and stress. On this research, Cronbach’s alpha of the DASS-21 was 0.925.
2.2.2 Cognitive failure
The Cognitive Failure Questionnaire (CFQ) accommodates 25 gadgets on the each day frequency of errors that sufferers could encounter. The 5 dimensions of the CFQ are distractibility, reminiscence, interpersonal blunders, motor coordination, and reminiscence for names. The scoring choices point out the frequency of those errors, starting from by no means (0) to typically (4). The whole rating of the CFQ ranges from 0 to 100. Increased scores point out extra severe self-reported cognitive failure (Zhou et al., 2016). Cronbach’s alpha for cognitive failure was 0.917.
2.3 Information evaluation
The information analyses had been carried out utilizing SPSS 25.0 (IBM) and R model 4.1.2 (R Basis for Statistical Computing). The descriptive statistics of the info had been carried out utilizing SPSS 25.0, and the connection between the variables was examined utilizing R model 4.1.2. On this research, every subscale rating of the CFQ for cognitive failure and every subscale rating of the DASS for psychological misery had been steady variables that had been set as nodes within the community construction.
2.3.1 Community estimation
Community estimations had been carried out and plotted utilizing the R package deal ggm, which refers to Gaussian Graphical Fashions (GGMs) with blended graphs (Foygel and Drton, 2010), and R package deal qgraph (Epskamp et al., 2012), respectively. Edges had been estimated utilizing the EBICglasso package deal to determine the community construction (Janková and van de Geer, 2018). The sting represents the partial correlation between two nodes whereas controlling for the affect of all different nodes within the community. The mix of the GLasso algorithm with the EBIC criterion ends in excessive sensitivity and specificity for each sparse graphs and huge pattern sizes (i.e., n > 250) (Epskamp and Fried, 2018). The thickness of the sides displays the energy of the correlation between nodes, with thicker edges indicating increased partial correlation coefficients. This method permits researchers to successfully establish and visualize the relationships between variables within the community.
2.3.2 Community centrality
The node anticipated affect is taken into account the node centrality indicator, given the presence of optimistic and damaging edges within the community. The anticipated affect of a node is calculated by summing the values of all the sides hooked up to the node. The next anticipated affect signifies that the variable represented by that node performed a extra essential position within the community. The package deal qgraph was used to estimate the anticipated affect of the node (Epskamp et al., 2012). Moreover, the predictability of all of the nodes was plotted (Haslbeck and Fried, 2017). The extent of predictability was represented by the circle surrounding every node, indicating how a lot the node will be defined by the variations within the linked nodes.
2.3.3 Bridge centrality
Bridge centrality is an indicator for figuring out the bridge node that connects two distinct communities in a community. Bridge nodes play a vital position in facilitating interconnection between two communities. The bridge anticipated affect is without doubt one of the statistics used to establish the centrality of bridge nodes in a community. The bridge anticipated affect is calculated by summing the sting weights of 1 node linked to all nodes of different communities, using the bridge perform in R package deal networktools (Jones et al., 2021). The next bridge anticipated affect of the node implies its important position in connecting the present neighborhood with different communities (Jones et al., 2021). This analysis used a priori-defined neighborhood of variables, together with the cognitive failure neighborhood and the psychological misery neighborhood.
2.3.4 Community accuracy and stability
The bootnet package deal was employed to look at the soundness and accuracy of the community (Epskamp et al., 2018). A case-dropping subset bootstrap was used to judge the correlation stability (CS) coefficient with 1,000 iterations. The measure represented the proportion of circumstances that could possibly be dropped with a correlation of 0.70 within the node order for node centrality between the unique and new networks, estimated after dropping the circumstances. This methodology was carried out to check the soundness of the anticipated affect and bridge anticipated affect to substantiate the robustness of the centrality indices. CS coefficient values above 0.25 and 0.5 had been thought of acceptable and sturdy (Epskamp et al., 2018). Moreover, all bootstrapped edge weights with 95% confidence intervals had been estimated to confirm the accuracy of the sting weights. Lastly, the bootstrapped distinction take a look at for edge weights and node centralities was calculated.
3 Outcomes
3.1 Pattern traits
A complete of 409 breast most cancers survivors had been included within the research. The median age of the survivors was 44.7 years. The vast majority of the survivors had been married (n = 376, 91.93%) and had one little one (n = 226, 55.26%). Most survivors had a senior highschool training (n = 173, 42.30%) and had been unemployed (n = 208, 50.85%), with a month-to-month revenue of CNY ¥1,000–3,000 (n = 178, 43.52%). In complete, 270 (66.51%) survivors had been identified for < 1 yr, 87 (21.27%) for 1–3 years, and 50 (12.22%) for greater than 3 years. The demographic and medical info of the contributors is proven in Desk 1.
3.2 Descriptive statistics and correlation of variables
In complete, 82 (20.05%) contributors reported average or increased melancholy, 159 (38.88%) reported average or increased anxiousness, and 60 (14.67%) reported average or increased stress. Psychological misery, together with melancholy, anxiousness, and stress, was positively related to cognitive failure in all dimensions. The imply scores and correlation coefficients for all variables are proven in Desk 2.
3.3 Community construction
The community construction of psychological misery and cognitive failure in breast most cancers survivors is proven in Determine 1. Within the community, 21 out of 28 edges had been estimated to be above zero. The sides of tension–stress (edge weight = 0.40), melancholy–stress (edge weight = 0.38), and distractibility–reminiscence (edge weight = 0.35) had been the strongest edges within the community. The sides of interpersonal blunders–stress (edge weight = 0.10), motor–anxiousness (edge weight = 0.07), and motor–melancholy (edge weight = 0.07) linked the 2 communities with comparatively decrease edge weights. The bootstrapped 95% confidence intervals denoted the dependable accuracy of the sting weights (Supplementary Determine S1). As well as, the bootstrapped distinction checks of edge weight within the community are proven in Supplementary Determine S2.

Determine 1. Community construction of psychological misery and cognitive failure. Within the diagram, mild blue nodes characterize components of cognitive failure, and orange nodes characterize components of psychological misery. The thickness of an edge signifies the diploma of correlation between two nodes. Inexperienced edges characterize optimistic correlations. Rings with the same colour across the nodes depict their predictability.
The node anticipated affect is proven so as of worth in Determine 2. The node distractibility was probably the most central node, with the best anticipated affect, adopted by reminiscence, stress, and melancholy, indicating that these nodes had been probably the most linked to different nodes within the current community. The CS coefficient of node-expected influences was 0.75, which is taken into account extremely secure (Supplementary Determine S3). The predictability of the nodes is depicted because the ring across the nodes within the community in Determine 1. The node predictability ranged from 42% to 70%, and the common predictability was 56%, indicating that, on common, 56% of the node variation could possibly be interpreted by the neighboring nodes within the community. Furthermore, the bootstrapped distinction checks of anticipated affect revealed that the anticipated affect of distractibility was considerably increased (Supplementary Determine S4).

Determine 2. Node anticipated affect within the community (z-score). Node anticipated affect represents the centrality of the nodes. The next centrality signifies the node has stronger connections to different nodes. DIS, Distractibility; Reminiscence, Reminiscence; IB, Interpersonal blunders; Motor, Motor coordination; Names, Reminiscence for names; DE, Despair; AN, Anxiousness; ST, Stress.
The bridge anticipated affect is proven in Determine 3. Despair and motor coordination had been the strongest bridge nodes, with the best bridge anticipated influences. This discovering indicated that melancholy had the strongest reference to the cognitive failure neighborhood, whereas motor coordination had the strongest reference to the psychological misery neighborhood. The CS coefficient of the bridge anticipated affect was 0.21, which was barely decrease than the suitable worth (i.e., 0.25) (Supplementary Determine S5). Furthermore, the bootstrapped distinction take a look at of bridge anticipated affect is proven in Supplementary Determine S6.

Determine 3. Bridge anticipated affect within the community (z-score). Bridge anticipated affect represents the bridge centrality of the nodes linked to totally different communities. The next bridge anticipated affect signifies that the node in a single neighborhood has stronger connections to different communities. DIS, Distractibility; Reminiscence, Reminiscence; IB, Interpersonal blunders; Motor, Motor coordination; Names, Reminiscence for names; DE, Despair; AN, Anxiousness; ST, Stress.
4 Dialogue
To the perfect of our data, this research was the primary to discover the connection between psychological misery and cognitive failure utilizing the community analytical method amongst Chinese language breast most cancers survivors. Within the regularized partial correlation community, we recognized the community construction and examined the node centrality, bridge centrality, and edge weights. Estimating the community between cognitive failure and psychological misery could supply novel insights into understanding psychological well being in breast most cancers survivors in addition to present options for enhancing the standard of survival for breast most cancers survivors.
The strongest edges had been between anxiousness–stress, melancholy–stress, and distractibility–reminiscence, suggesting that these nodes with stronger hyperlinks have a tendency to seem concurrently. Per earlier findings, anxiousness and melancholy in breast most cancers survivors had been considerably interconnected within the community (Hernandez et al., 2021; Yang et al., 2022). The correlations between anxiousness and stress and between melancholy and stress had been extra important than the correlation between anxiousness and melancholy, which was barely totally different from the findings of a earlier research (van den Bergh et al., 2021). Breast most cancers survivors face important challenges past the stress induced by the bodily signs of the illness; in addition they expertise appreciable psychological misery associated to adjustments in physique picture and sexual position identification (Chang et al., 2019a,b, 2022; Todorov et al., 2019). Thus, the connection between stress and different sorts of psychological misery is stronger in breast most cancers survivors. The sting between distractibility and reminiscence had the strongest affiliation among the many inside components of cognitive failure. Notably, long-term consideration and reminiscence loss had been the commonest and debilitating cognitive signs that almost all breast most cancers survivors skilled after chemotherapy (Bradley-Garcia et al., 2022). Ladies identified with breast most cancers and given adjuvant remedy had been primarily affected by impairment of their focus and reminiscence, and some reported an goal deterioration over time (Jenkins et al., 2006; Kim et al., 2023). Our outcomes implied that the breast most cancers survivors skilled reminiscence decline, which was prone to be accompanied by consideration loss of their each day lives.
Regardless of the comparatively decrease edge weights noticed on the edges connecting the 2 communities, their existence nonetheless had important implications. The bridges connecting the communities of psychological misery and cognitive failure had been interpersonal blunders–stress, motor coordination–anxiousness, and motor coordination–melancholy. Interpersonal blunders and motor coordination replicate a person’s errors of motion (Pollina et al., 1992; Veal et al., 2023). The excessive ranges of psychological misery skilled by breast most cancers survivors occupy cognitive sources and induce errors in each bodily and interpersonal actions. Such impaired performances in each day life could contribute to the damaging feelings skilled by breast most cancers survivors. These findings had been much like earlier analysis, indicating that breast most cancers survivors with increased ranges of melancholy expertise considerably extra cognitive failures (Jenkins et al., 2006; West et al., 2022). People who expertise cognitive failure additionally extra steadily report increased ranges of tension and melancholy, each in cross-sectional and longitudinal research designs (Energy, 1988; Merckelbach et al., 1996), and the affect could also be particularly extreme if they’re uncovered to disturbing conditions, suggesting that people with cognitive impairment could have difficulties utilizing efficient coping methods to cope with psychological misery (Broadbent et al., 1982; Boscher et al., 2020).
In breast most cancers survivors, distractibility and reminiscence had been probably the most central nodes within the mapped community, adopted intently by melancholy and stress, indicating that these elements had been particularly notable of their connections with different variables within the community. Distractibility refers back to the interference from internalized focus or an absence of consideration, and reminiscence refers back to the failure to retrieve info from reminiscence in each day life (Pollina et al., 1992). Their excessive centrality recommended that concentrating on distractibility and reminiscence may benefit different nodes within the community. Researchers have identified that focus and reminiscence deficits are the idea of cognitive failures in each day life (Pollina et al., 1992). Reminiscence performs a extra salient and relevant position in each day psychological actions. Higher reminiscence helps enhance the notion of management. Impaired reminiscence results in necessary info being forgotten extra steadily, which can have damaging penalties (Knight et al., 2020). People missing the cognitive management capability to control their working reminiscence could present impairment in processing damaging occasions, resulting in elevated psychological misery (Bridger et al., 2011). Related explanations could possibly be related to the position of distractibility. Breast most cancers survivors expertise an elevated probability of errors in consideration and reminiscence. Cognitive failure might have an effect on a person’s confidence and enhance their psychological misery. When people expertise cognitive failure in on a regular basis life, they might attribute the failure to their lack of competence, make damaging self-evaluations, kind automated cognitive biases, and additional report increased psychological misery (Pfeifer et al., 2009). Earlier analysis has revealed that reminiscence is primarily related to melancholy and anxiousness and could possibly be thought of an necessary goal within the cognitive therapy of sufferers with main depressive dysfunction (Knight et al., 2020). The findings of the current research point out that distractibility and reminiscence needs to be thought of essential targets for cognitive therapy to alleviate psychological misery in breast most cancers survivors.
Within the signs community, the signs in a single dysfunction with excessive bridge centrality might enhance the chance of co-occurrence with different issues; due to this fact, interventions concentrating on the bridge signs might stop comorbidity (Jones et al., 2021). Bridge nodes within the community could clarify the interconnection between totally different communities and could possibly be thought of intervention targets to forestall activation throughout communities (Kaiser et al., 2021). Essentially the most important bridge nodes within the community had been melancholy within the psychological misery neighborhood and motor coordination within the cognitive failure neighborhood. Despair was related to subjective cognitive failure (Zullo et al., 2021). Deficits in cognitive management capability might enhance the chance of depressive signs comparable to rumination resulting from low temper, poor efficiency, and damaging evaluations of occasions (Bridger et al., 2011). Breast most cancers survivors expertise increased charges of melancholy because of the emotional impression of the analysis and therapy, adjustments in physique picture, and the antagonistic unwanted effects of adjuvant remedy. The traits of melancholy embody the notion of shedding management and worthlessness (Zahn et al., 2015). Despair could possibly be thought of a significant consequence of cognitive failure in future research or medical follow. Motor coordination represents errors in each day behaviors resulting from poor motor coordination (Zhou et al., 2016). Errors in each day motion will be extra detrimental to a person’s vanity than errors in consideration or reminiscence, resulting in self-doubt and psychological misery. An error of motion prompts a major damaging response, adopted by elevated considerations and self-control, in addition to elevated consideration to efficiency, resulting in additional lapses. This vicious cycle might clarify the upkeep of psychological misery (Farrin et al., 2003). Motor coordination needs to be thought of an necessary pathway by means of which cognitive failure impacts psychological misery. Due to this fact, interventions aimed toward enhancing motor coordination would possibly lower the impact of cognitive failure on psychological misery. In abstract, these findings point out the bridge nodes within the joint relationship community between cognitive failure and psychological misery in breast most cancers survivors.
Our findings present necessary insights into the relationships between psychological traits in breast most cancers survivors. Comorbidities of tension, melancholy, and stress had been widespread in breast most cancers survivors and had been intently related to cognitive efficiency (Li et al., 2021). Due to this fact, medical caregivers ought to deal with the psychological well being and cognitive efficiency of breast most cancers survivors to establish those that want specialised care. Breast most cancers survivors with extra frequent distractibility and reminiscence errors had been extra prone to exhibit psychological misery. Motor coordination could play a significant position in cognitive failure, which in flip can result in psychological misery. It’s crucial to deal with cognitive adjustments all through the therapy and restoration of breast most cancers survivors.
There are some limitations to this research. First, the cross-sectional design prevented us from capturing longitudinal adjustments within the relationships over time. To handle this limitation, future analysis might make use of longitudinal information to elucidate the dynamics amongst variables. Second, the correlation stability coefficient of the bridge anticipated affect was 0.21; a price above 0.25 is taken into account acceptable (Epskamp et al., 2018). Though the coefficient within the current research is comparatively low, it nonetheless offers important insights. Nonetheless, the outcomes needs to be interpreted with warning. Lastly, the generalizability of the findings could also be constrained because of the restricted deal with breast most cancers survivors. Additional research might take into account bigger and extra numerous samples to boost the generalizability and discover potential variations within the community construction of the analysis variables throughout totally different populations.
5 Conclusion
Using community evaluation, our analysis elucidated the fine-grained associations between particular elements of cognitive failure and psychological misery amongst breast most cancers survivors. Distractibility and reminiscence had been probably the most central nodes, which performed necessary roles in activating and sustaining the connection community of cognitive failure and psychological misery. Motor coordination could also be a key pathway by which cognitive failure impacts psychological misery. Our findings recommend that interventions concentrating on cognitive failure could also be notably environment friendly in stopping and reducing psychological misery. Adjusting and controlling for central nodes, comparable to distractibility and reminiscence, might lower the connections between cognitive failure and psychological misery and due to this fact is likely to be more practical in enhancing psychological misery. Moreover, interventions concentrating on the bridge nodes, comparable to motor coordination, could scale back the extent to which cognitive failure triggers psychological misery.
Information availability assertion
The uncooked information supporting the conclusions of this text might be made accessible by the authors, with out undue reservation.
Ethics assertion
The research involving people had been accredited by the Analysis Ethics Committee of Weifang Medical College. The research had been carried out in accordance with the native laws and institutional necessities. The contributors offered their written knowledgeable consent to take part on this research.
Writer contributions
BH: Conceptualization, Information curation, Formal evaluation, Investigation, Methodology, Visualization, Writing – unique draft. JY: Formal evaluation, Writing – evaluation & enhancing. RX: Conceptualization, Formal evaluation, Investigation, Methodology, Validation, Visualization, Writing – unique draft. MW: Conceptualization, Information curation, Funding acquisition, Writing – evaluation & enhancing. JLiu: Conceptualization, Sources, Supervision, Writing – evaluation & enhancing. LJ: Conceptualization, Methodology, Supervision, Writing – evaluation & enhancing. JD: Conceptualization, Software program, Validation, Writing – evaluation & enhancing. XL: Conceptualization, Software program, Writing – evaluation & enhancing. HF: Formal evaluation, Writing – evaluation & enhancing. JLi: Sources, Writing – evaluation & enhancing. CZ: Sources, Writing – evaluation & enhancing. XS: Sources, Writing – evaluation & enhancing. HD: Investigation, Writing – evaluation & enhancing. YM: Investigation, Writing – evaluation & enhancing. ST: Investigation, Writing – evaluation & enhancing. NJ: Conceptualization, Funding acquisition, Software program, Writing – evaluation & enhancing. GL: Conceptualization, Funding acquisition, Undertaking administration, Supervision, Writing – evaluation & enhancing.
Funding
The creator(s) declare monetary help was acquired for the analysis, authorship, and/or publication of this text. The research was supported by the Pure Science Basis of Shandong Province (Grant No. ZR2016GM05 and ZR2021MC037), the Doctoral Scientific Analysis Basis of Weifang College (Grant No. 2022BS60), and the Humanities and Social Sciences Youth Basis of the Ministry of Schooling (Grant No. 21YJC19007).
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