Tag: ecological momentary assessment

A tutorial review in Frontiers in Digital Health analyzes the architecture, clinical applications, and critical safety limitations of large language ...

A systematic review revealed that seventy-five percent of ecological momentary assessment studies evaluating eating behaviours and obesity-related conditions in Japan ...

A clinical study using ecological momentary assessments found that adolescents engaging in non-suicidal self-injury experienced significantly higher affective instability than ...

A longitudinal study using smartphone-based ecological momentary assessment found that elevated dissociation and inner tension during inpatient dialectical behavior therapy ...

A seven-day ecological momentary assessment study reveals that daily fluctuations and deficits in self-certainty, rather than perceptions of others, predict ...

A new study reveals that the variability in the duration of daily movement bouts, rather than total activity volume, is ...

A pilot study finds that daily fluctuations in food cue reactivity predict energy intake among women with binge-eating disorder using ...

The finding emerged from an experimental paradigm called Socializapp, an Instagram-mimicking application paired with ecological momentary assessment that tracked participants' ...

An ecological momentary assessment study of 38 Japanese university students with high social anxiety found that a model in which ...

A scoping review of 10 studies finds digital phenotyping using glucose monitors, smartphones and voice shows exploratory potential for mental ...

A pilot study using real-time mood surveys found that higher positive affect was linked to lower momentary dizziness severity in ...

A prospective smartphone-based study tracked 13 symptoms three times daily across two chemotherapy cycles in 110 colorectal cancer patients, finding ...

A systematic review of 19 quantitative studies found context-dependent associations between emotional eating, perceived stress, negative affect, depressive and anxiety ...

A 14-day smartphone study of 132 cancer patients shows that emotional instability and variability, not just intensity, mark emotions that ...

A new smartphone-based study of 123 cognitively healthy older adults finds that momentary stress spikes speed up processing speed early ...

A groundbreaking longitudinal study has shed light on the complex relationship between stress sensitivity and the manifestation of suicidal thoughts ...