Advances in methods for longitudinal data collection and analysis have prompted a surge of
research on psychological processes. However, decisions about how to time assessments …

Personality and psychopathology have generally been regarded as distinct aspects of
human behaviour, largely studied by researchers from different disciplines. However, an …

Background Previous research suggests that there is a bidirectional relationship between
incidental affect (ie, how people feel in day-to-day life) and physical activity behavior …

Over the past 20 years, ecological momentary assessment (EMA) has become a vital part of
the methods repertoire used to study personality pathology. This is because EMA facilitates …

Objective We asked authors of this Special Issue to answer the following four questions:(1)
Is there evidence that personality and psychopathology can be integrated?(2) Is integration …

Studies suggest that negative affect (NA) can trigger binge eating (BE) in patients with
bulimia nervosa (BN). Important factors in this relation between NA and BE could be craving …

Negative and positive urgency are two closely related personality traits that reflect the
tendency for an individual to engage in maladaptive risk-taking in response to extreme …

Available studies suggest that experiencing interpersonal rejection heightens negative affect
and, in turn, triggers unhealthy eating behaviors. Elucidating individual differences that …

For decades, experiential measures (ie, self-and informant-report) have dominated clinical
psychological science as the primary methods of investigating the nature, causes, and …

Negative urgency (NU), or the tendency to act rashly when stress of negative affect is high,
could be the result of an insufficient control of the ventromedial prefrontal cortex (vmPFC) …