Background Participant retention strategies that minimise attrition in longitudinal cohort
studies have evolved considerably in recent years. This study aimed to assess, via …

Currently, little is known about the association between assessment intensity, burden, data
quantity, and data quality in experience sampling method (ESM) studies. Researchers …

Ecological momentary assessment (EMA) is a self-report method that involves intensive
longitudinal assessment of behavior and environmental conditions during everyday …

Background Despite the growing interest in the experience sampling method (ESM) as a
data collection tool for mental health research, the absence of methodological guidelines …

Intensive repeated measurement techniques, such as the experience sampling method
(ESM), put high demands on participants and may lead to low response compliance, which …

In recent years, the popularity of procedures for collecting intensive longitudinal data, such
as the experience-sampling method, has increased greatly. The data collected using such …

Abstract The Experience Sampling Method is widely used to collect human labelled data in
the wild. Using this methodology, study participants repeatedly answer a set of questions …

Introduction Daily assessment studies have examined how day specific factors, such as
affect, social context, and drinking motives, alongside dispositional drinking motives, predict …

Considering the very large number of studies that have applied ambulatory assessment (AA)
in the last decade across diverse fields of research, knowledge about the effects that these …

Ecological Momentary Assessment (EMA) is a method of in situ data collection for
assessment of behaviors, states, and contexts. Questions are prompted during everyday life …