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Showing 1 to 20 of 21 for “"Ecological Momentary Assessment (EMA)"”.
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An Ecological Momentary Assessment (Ema) Study of Affective Reactivity within an Interpersonal Context in Young Adults with Borderline (Bpd) Traits
… there are limitations of using single time-point assessments to measure this symptom. Studies have therefore employed ecological momentary assessment (EMA) to measure real time affective reactivity in BPD, with findings pointing to greater affective reactivity in adults with BPD versus healthy …
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Impulsivity and Sleep and Circadian Rhythm Disturbance as Interactive Risk Factors for Bipolar Disorder Mood Symptom and Episode Onset: Evidence from an Ecological Momentary Assessment (EMA) Study
… a naturalistic experiment in the context of an ecological momentary assessment (EMA) design to examine relationships between impulsivity, sleep and circadian rhythm alterations, and mood symptoms in everyday life. Furthermore, we sought to understand how the relationships between sleep and …
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Mechanisms by which gender norms influence drinking behavior among minoritized populations
… The current project consisted of a two-week ecological momentary assessment (EMA) protocol with Latinx and non-Latinx Black participants. Adherence to mainstream U.S. and Latinx-specific gender norms were assessed at baseline; daily and momentary mood, drinking motives, and alcohol outcomes …
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Exploring the Effect of 1:1 Acceptance and Commitment Training Sessions on Staff Engagement in Committed Actions using Ecological Momentary Assessment
… procedures (e.g., pen and paper), Ecological Momentary Assessment (EMA) via a smartphone application and EMA plus three, brief, 1:1 ACT coaching sessions on the occurrence of committed actions (CAs). Four senior staff from a community agency took part in this multi-phased …
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Ecological Momentary Intervention [EMI]: Incorporating Mobile Technology into a Disordered Eating Treatment Program for College Women
… settings by using mobile technology to provide Ecological Momentary Interventions [EMI] to individuals as they go about their daily lives. This study integrates the assessment (i.e., Ecological Momentary Assessment; EMA) and intervention (i.e., EMI) capacities of palmtop computers to provide …
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An ecological momentary assessment of retrospective memory accuracy in patients with obsessive-compulsive disorder
… Stone, Broderick, Shiffman, & Schwartz, 2004). Assessment methods that rely heavily on retrospective recall may lead to faulty clinical inferences should a patient’s recall be biased or inaccurate. Despite lingering concerns about the accuracy of retrospective recall in a variety of clinical and …
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Affective and Neural Correlates of Nicotine and Cannabis Co-Use in Young Adulthood
… of drug use maintenance and potential problematic use patterns, and prior research suggests these affective and neural correlates are related. Research is needed to characterize these two important factors in drug use maintenance in young adults who co-use nicotine and cannabis to further …
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The Impact of Illness Perception in Cardiopulmonary Rehabilitation Patients: An Exploratory Study in Rural Eastern North Carolina
… perception, depression, and anxiety, along with ecological momentary assessment (EMA) of illness perception on days which they were scheduled to attend CVPR. Demographic data and 6MWT scores were derived from the CVPR registry database. Results: Results suggested that illness perception was not a …
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Mobile Assessment of the Dynamic Relationships between Experiential Avoidance, Mood, Stress, and Adherence in Cardiopulmonary Rehabilitation
… events, adherence and completion rates remain suboptimal. Increased depressive symptoms is an important factor associated with program non-completion. Research has shown that experiential avoidance (EA) is a targetable dynamic transdiagnostic process that influences mood and is associated …
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Momentary Psychological Well-Being of Informal Caregivers of Young Adult Cancer Patients: A Feasibility Study
… intensive longitudinal methodologies—such as ecological momentary assessment (EMA)—is necessary. Importantly, the feasibility of intensive longitudinal methodologies within samples composed exclusively of ICCYAs remains unknown. The current research addressed these gaps through two central …
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Investigating the Role of Denial in Interpersonal Formulations of Binge Eating Among Black and White College Women: An Ecological Momentary Assessment Study
… study included a baseline survey and 14 days of ecological momentary assessment (EMA). Three EMA assessments were completed each day. Black <em>(n=</em>35) and White (<em>n=</em>37) college women in young adulthood that were screened for engagement in denial of disordered eating reported on …
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The Bidirectionality of Impulsivity and Alcohol Use: An Ecological Momentary Examination Among Emerging Adults
… adults (i.e., 18 to 25), but significant gaps remain in our understanding of the way that impulsivity relates to alcohol harms. Most prior research has been limited to between-level differences; thus, within-person variability in impulsivity at the momentary level and its bidirectional …
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Psychometric Properties of State Emotion Appraisal and Real-Time Associations with Emotion Regulation
… hypotheses have not been tested in an ecologically valid context.The current study sought to address these gaps by providing preliminary psychometric information on measures of emotion regulation (ER) importance and ER self-efficacy appraisals, and by testing basic hypotheses as to how …
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Ecological Momentary Assessment of Mechanisms Linking Racial Discrimination and Substance Use in Black College Students
… To address these gaps, this study employs ecological momentary assessment (EMA), a repeated collection of real-time data, to pursue two primary aims among a sample of Black college students (N=97) attending Predominantly White Institutions in Missouri. Aim 1 characterizes both same-day …
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Estradiol and Daily Affective Experiences in Trauma-Exposed Women
… affective experience over the course of a 10-day ecological momentary assessment (EMA) period, which included the early follicular (low estradiol) and late follicular (high estradiol) phases. We selected these menstrual cycle phases to capture a portion of the cycle where estradiol increased, …
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The order in which you cope matters: An examination of the moderating role of coping sequence on the impact of stressor type on affect
… those strategies. The present study utilizes an EMA data collection approach to obtain a sample of N = 93 student participants to investigate this potential impact. I analyzed the data with a type of multilevel structural equation model (MSEM) called a cross-lagged panel model (CLPM), where the …
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Supporting everyday self-management practices for pediatric patients with epilepsy
Everyday life presents considerable challenges for people living with epilepsy. Many patients and caregivers struggle to adopt important epilepsy self-management behaviors due to the burden of data collection and reporting. New mobile health sensing and data input capabilities could provide …
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Personalisation of a multimethod digital health behaviour change intervention (DHBCI) for midlife women in the UK.
… being women and over a third of the entire UK female population currently experiencing menopause, promoting greater options for women to manage their healthy lifestyle behaviours is a public health priority. Moreover, the accessibility, convenience, and wide reach of digital health media, …
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Veränderungsrelevante Prozesse jenseits psychotherapeutischer Sitzungen - Konzeption, Beschreibung und Ansätze für ein optimiertes therapeutisches Vorgehen
… Ergebnisse führten zu der Hypothese, dass systematische und erwiesenermaßen nutzbringende Angebote für Patienten in der Wartezeit helfen könnten, Kosten durch Inanspruchnahme weiterer Dienste zu sparen und die Selbstwirksamkeitserwartung von Patienten schon vor Beginn der Therapie zu erhöhen. …
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Dynamics of Momentary Perceived Self-Regulation Abilities as Novel Predictors of Overeating in Daily Life
… fluctuate over time, and overeating results from momentary increases in negative mood eliciting negative perceptions of their self-efficacy and current willpower, stronger beliefs that cravings can be controlled and a greater ability to tolerate distress. The current study examined the dynamics of …
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