A 4 day ESM study assessing core affective experiences across a short timescale, with a baseline and follow-up session. This study investigates affective experiences 50 times a day.
ViewA 7 day ESM study assessing emotion regulation and contextual features.
ViewAn ESM study containing emotion related variables, including emotion forecasting, collected during the pandemic lockdown period in Melbourne, Australia
ViewThis study investigates emotional and social processes using a daily diary in individuals with elevated levels of depressive symptoms.
ViewA 14 day ESM study assessing negative events in everyday life. The dataset comprises a baseline and a follow-up 2 months after the ESM period.
ViewA 7 day ESM survey study where participants received 8 ESM surveys each day. Participants first completed a baseline survey and then the following day commenced the ESM period where they reported on a range of emotion and emotion regulation items.
ViewA experience sampling study examining emotion regulation and positive and negative affect across 7 days.
ViewThis study follows the emotional impact of students receiving exam grades. A baseline and a 6 month follow-up were conducted.
ViewA 21-day ESM study with a baseline and follow-up questionnaire. Assesses individual differences in emotion regulation strategies in daily life.
ViewThis study involves three measurement bursts of experience sampling in first-year students across a year.
ViewThis study investigates emotion in patients with BPD and healthy controls. Both groups reported on their emotional states in their daily lives 10 times per day for 8 days.
ViewThis study investigates emotion in patients with MDD, BPD and healthy controls.
ViewRomantic couples reported on their own emotions and their partner's emotions 10 times a day across 1 week.
ViewA 7 day ESM study assessing emotional experiences in a romantic couple.
ViewThis study investigates emotion in daily life and includes resting heart-rate measures.
ViewAn 8-day ESM study assessing emotions in daily life. A baseline and follow up were also conducted.
ViewAn experience sampling study assessing participants emotional responses to uncertain events. The dataset comprises a baseline, 14 days of daily surveys and 3 follow-up surveys.
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