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Showing 1 to 11 of 11 for “"experience sampling methodology"”.

  1. EMOTION REGULATION IN CONTEXT: CONSIDERING THE ROLE OF MOTIVES, PERSONALITY TRAITS, AND EMOTION COMPETENCE IN INFLUENCING THE DAILY USE OF EMOTION REGULATION STRATEGIES

    … when regulating positive emotions. Using an experience sampling methodology (N=119), we examined how motives and dispositional variables, such as personality traits and emotion competence, influence the use of emotion regulation strategies in regulating positive and negative emotions in a …

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  2. Emotional labor in intercultural service encounters: An experience sampling study

    … flexibly in culturally diverse settings. Using experience sampling methodology with a hospitality industry sample, I found that cultural competence was associated with deep acting and performance. Openness to experience predicted cultural competence through active seeking of multicultural …

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  3. Dismissing attachment and global and daily indicators of subjective well-being: An experience sampling approach

    … were collected from 257 adults. Additionally, experience sampling methodology was used to gather repeated measurements of affect and social context over 8 days (up to 4 times a day). The findings indicated that dismissing adults were relatively satisfied with their lives and that they …

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  4. Psychological and situational predictors of caffeine consumption in daily life

    … consumption among college students using an experience sampling methodology. One hundred and fifty students at a large public university reported on their mood, sleep, stress, workload, and caffeine consumption for a period of 14 days in order to study the psychological and situational …

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  5. Association of positive, negative, and disorganized schizotypy with the temporal dynamics of schizotypic experiences in daily life

    … negative, and disorganized schizotypic experiences in daily life, and by temporal dynamics of affect. Extending this work, the present dissertation employed experience sampling methodology in a large non-clinically ascertained sample (n=693) to examine psychotic-like, negative, and …

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  6. The ins and outs of pleasure: roles and importance of hedonic value

    … individuals throughout a day (collected through experience sampling methodology). Seventeen triggers of positive affect were identified, which were extracted from the data rather than originating from theory. Third, affective influences on reflexive-like motor responses were investigated using an …

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  7. Why Do Employees Behave Badly? An Examination Of The Effects Of Mood, Personality, And Job Demands On Counterproductive Work Behavior

    … and counterproductive work behaviors using an experience sampling methodology. Second, this study includes two personality variables which are rarely examined in the organizational literatures, affect intensity and dispositional happiness. Third, this study adds to the current literature on how …

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  8. Exploring individual differences in the affective dynamics of bipolar spectrum psychopathology

    … self-report questionnaires and 14 days of experience sampling questionnaires assessing emotional valence and arousal. Computational approaches examined the time-series of each participant. Bipolar spectrum psychopathology was associated with hyper-reactivity, variability, and instability of …

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  9. Emotion Regulation and Borderline Personality Features

    … to BPF. Study 1 investigated the overall experiences of emotion regulation and the types of emotion regulation strategies used by individuals with high levels of BPF using semi-structured interviews. Study 2a built on findings of Study 1 by quantifying the type and number of strategies …

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  10. Creativity, altered states of consciousness and anomalous cognition: the role of epistemological flexibility in the creative process

    … of consciousness (ASCs) and parapsychological experiences? This thesis systematically explores the relationship between multiple dimensions of creativity and: personality traits characterised by an openness to intrapersonal experience and a fluid cognitive-style; specific altered states of …

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