Ambulatory Assessment
Bridging the GAP
(Sprache: Englisch)
This book presents the abstracts from the inaugural meeting of the Society for Ambulatory Assessment, held on June 25-28, 2009 in Greifswald, Germany. The theme for this international conference was Bridging the Gap, and this book reflects a very...
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This book presents the abstracts from the inaugural meeting of the Society for Ambulatory Assessment, held on June 25-28, 2009 in Greifswald, Germany. The theme for this international conference was Bridging the Gap, and this book reflects a very interesting and engaging program concerning how ambulatory research and applications can supplement and inform the breach between constrained laboratory data and real life functioning.
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1;Scientific Program at a Glance;62;Welcome;8
3;President's Address;10
4;Abstracts;12
4.1;Friday 06/26/09;14
4.1.1;COMPARING CELL PHONES AND PAPER-AND-PENCIL IN COLLECTING EVENT SAMPLING DATA;15
4.1.2;EMA AS A VALIDITY MEASURE FOR PATIENT REPORTED OUTCOMES;17
4.1.3;UBIQUITOUS LONG TERM AMBULATORYMULTI-PARAMETRIC MONITORING: FROM THEORY TO PRACTICE;18
4.1.4;AFFECTIVE COMPLEXITY IN BORDERLINE PERSONALITY DISORDER: A DIARY STUDY;19
4.1.5;EXPERIENCE SAMPLING RESEARCH IN PSYCHOSIS;20
4.1.6;RESPIRATORY SINUS ARRHYTHMIA AND EMOTION IN THE LIFE OF PREGNANT WOMAN;21
4.1.7;DEPRESSIVE MOOD, SOCIAL INTERACTION AND HEART RATE VARIABILITY IN DAILY LIFE;23
4.1.8;ANTECEDENTS OF BINGE EATING IN PATIENTS WITH BINGE EATING DISORDER: A NATURALISTIC STUDY;24
4.1.9;ADDED VALUE OF ACTIVITY MONITORING IN MEDICINE;25
4.1.10;PHYSICAL ACTIVITY AND HEART RATE VARIABILITY IN SUBJECTS WITH WORK RELATED MUSCULOSKELETAL DISOR-DERS. RESULTS OF 24 HOURS MONITORING BY IDEEA SYSTEM;26
4.1.11;EFFECT OF CLINICAL INCIDENT SEVERITY AND WORK-BASED SUPPORT ON AFFECT IN NURSES;28
4.1.12;AMBULATORY PSYCHOPHYSIOLOGICAL MONITORING OF PILOTS DURING FLIGHT;29
4.2;Saturday 06/27/09;32
4.2.1;A CROSS-CULTURAL INVESTIGATION ON LANGUAGE-BASED PSYCHOLOGICAL AGING PATTERNS;35
4.2.2;AMBULATORY ASSESSMENT REVEALS GENETIC VULNERABILITIES IN EMOTIONAL STATES;37
4.2.3;FOR BETTER, FOR WORSE: INTERPERSONAL EMOTION REGULATION IN COUPLES;38
4.2.4;NATURALISTICALLY OBSERVED SIGHING PREDICTS DEPRESSION IN RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS PATIENTS;39
4.2.5;SOCIAL-EVALUATIVE THREAT MEDIATES REACTIVITY TO EVERYDAY SOCIAL INTERACTIONS;40
4.2.6;OVERWEIGHT AND INACTIVITY AS PREDICTORS OF AMBULATORY CARDIOVASCULAR RESPONSES;41
4.2.7;ESTIMATING ENERGY EXPENDITURE USING WEARABLE SENSORS IN DIFFERENT ACTIVITY CLASSES;42
4.2.8;UNDERESTIMATION OF NIGHTTIME CARDIAC VAGAL CONTROL BY RSA;44
4.2.9;TELEMETRIC ASSESSMENT OF STEREOTYPICAL MOTOR MOVEMENTS IN PERSONS WITH AUTISM;45
4.2.10;WHAT DOES THIS CROSS-LEVEL INTERACTION MEAN?
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SIMPLE EFFECTS TESTING MADE EASY;47
4.2.11;EVERYDAY-LIFE EXPERIENCES OF TRUANT ADOLESCENTS: EXPERIENCES WITHAGROUP OFAT RISK ADOLESCENTS USING COMPUTER BASED AMBULATORY ASSESSMENT;48
4.2.12;AMBULATORY ASSESSMENT OF SUBJECTIVE STATE WITH MOBILE PHONE SHORT MESSAGE SERVICE;49
4.2.13;SYNCHRONIZATION OF MOOD IN FAMILY- MEMBERS' DAILY LIFE;50
4.2.14;DAILY EXPERIENCE AND MINDFULNESS: MOTIVES MATTER;51
4.2.15;THE MODERATING ROLE OF SPORT MOTIVES ON THE RELATION BETWEEN JOB STRESS AND PHYSICAL ACTIVITY;52
4.2.16;TRAUMA AND PSYCHOSIS: IS SENSITIZATION THE MECHANISM?;53
4.2.17;AFFECTIVE INSTABILITY AND SELF-ESTEEM IN BORDERLINE PERSONALITY DISORDER;54
4.2.18;COPING WITH ALS IN DAILY LIFE: AN EXPERIENCE SAMPLING METHOD APPROACH;55
4.2.19;INTERNET DIARIES SUPERIOR TO RECALL TECHNIQUES FOR RECORDING STUDENTS' DRINKING;57
4.2.20;ELECTRONIC PEAKFLOW MEASUREMENT AND SMARTPHONE APPLICATIONS IN YOUNG ASTHMATICS;58
4.2.21;MOBILE ACQUISITION OF VITAL PARAMETERS AND GEOGRAPHIC POSITION;60
4.2.22;COMFORTABLE SENSOR WRISTBAND FOR AMBULATORY ASSESSMENT OF ELECTRODERMAL ACTIVITY;61
4.2.23;AMBULATORY ASSESSMENT OF EMOTIONAL STATE AND DECLARATIVE MEMORY;63
4.2.24;INTEGRATING AMBULATORY ASSESSMENT INTO SOCIAL SURVEY DESIGNS;65
4.2.25;ESTIMATION OF CIRCADIAN PHASE USING MULTI-CHANNEL AMBULATORY RECORDING;66
4.2.26;LINKING PERSONALITY STATES, CURRENT SOCIAL ROLES, AND MAJOR LIFE GOALS;67
4.2.27;THE IMPACT OF EMOTIONS ON RUMINATIVE THINKING AND WELL- BEING;68
4.2.28;NEUROTICISM AND DIURNAL CORTISOL;69
4.2.29;MOOD STATES IN EVERYDAY LIFE PREDICT IMPULSIVE BEHVAIORS IN BORDERLINE PD;70
4.2.30;CARDIOVASCULAR RECOVERY AT SHORT BREAKS IS INFLUENCED BY TASK CHARACTERISTICS;71
4.2.31;HOW TO MEASURE ACTIVITY IN MAJOR DEPRESSIVE INPATIENTS?;73
4.2.32;KNOWING WHAT YOU ARE FEELING IN THE LAB AND DAILY LIFE: A RESPONSE TIME MEASURE;74
4.2.33;MOBILE ACTIVITY RECOGNITION FOR AMBULATORY DATA ASSESSMENT;75
4.2.34;REGULATION OF SUBJECTIVE WELL-BEING VIA PHYSICAL ACTIVITY;76
4.2.35;MATCHING O
4.2.11;EVERYDAY-LIFE EXPERIENCES OF TRUANT ADOLESCENTS: EXPERIENCES WITHAGROUP OFAT RISK ADOLESCENTS USING COMPUTER BASED AMBULATORY ASSESSMENT;48
4.2.12;AMBULATORY ASSESSMENT OF SUBJECTIVE STATE WITH MOBILE PHONE SHORT MESSAGE SERVICE;49
4.2.13;SYNCHRONIZATION OF MOOD IN FAMILY- MEMBERS' DAILY LIFE;50
4.2.14;DAILY EXPERIENCE AND MINDFULNESS: MOTIVES MATTER;51
4.2.15;THE MODERATING ROLE OF SPORT MOTIVES ON THE RELATION BETWEEN JOB STRESS AND PHYSICAL ACTIVITY;52
4.2.16;TRAUMA AND PSYCHOSIS: IS SENSITIZATION THE MECHANISM?;53
4.2.17;AFFECTIVE INSTABILITY AND SELF-ESTEEM IN BORDERLINE PERSONALITY DISORDER;54
4.2.18;COPING WITH ALS IN DAILY LIFE: AN EXPERIENCE SAMPLING METHOD APPROACH;55
4.2.19;INTERNET DIARIES SUPERIOR TO RECALL TECHNIQUES FOR RECORDING STUDENTS' DRINKING;57
4.2.20;ELECTRONIC PEAKFLOW MEASUREMENT AND SMARTPHONE APPLICATIONS IN YOUNG ASTHMATICS;58
4.2.21;MOBILE ACQUISITION OF VITAL PARAMETERS AND GEOGRAPHIC POSITION;60
4.2.22;COMFORTABLE SENSOR WRISTBAND FOR AMBULATORY ASSESSMENT OF ELECTRODERMAL ACTIVITY;61
4.2.23;AMBULATORY ASSESSMENT OF EMOTIONAL STATE AND DECLARATIVE MEMORY;63
4.2.24;INTEGRATING AMBULATORY ASSESSMENT INTO SOCIAL SURVEY DESIGNS;65
4.2.25;ESTIMATION OF CIRCADIAN PHASE USING MULTI-CHANNEL AMBULATORY RECORDING;66
4.2.26;LINKING PERSONALITY STATES, CURRENT SOCIAL ROLES, AND MAJOR LIFE GOALS;67
4.2.27;THE IMPACT OF EMOTIONS ON RUMINATIVE THINKING AND WELL- BEING;68
4.2.28;NEUROTICISM AND DIURNAL CORTISOL;69
4.2.29;MOOD STATES IN EVERYDAY LIFE PREDICT IMPULSIVE BEHVAIORS IN BORDERLINE PD;70
4.2.30;CARDIOVASCULAR RECOVERY AT SHORT BREAKS IS INFLUENCED BY TASK CHARACTERISTICS;71
4.2.31;HOW TO MEASURE ACTIVITY IN MAJOR DEPRESSIVE INPATIENTS?;73
4.2.32;KNOWING WHAT YOU ARE FEELING IN THE LAB AND DAILY LIFE: A RESPONSE TIME MEASURE;74
4.2.33;MOBILE ACTIVITY RECOGNITION FOR AMBULATORY DATA ASSESSMENT;75
4.2.34;REGULATION OF SUBJECTIVE WELL-BEING VIA PHYSICAL ACTIVITY;76
4.2.35;MATCHING O
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Bibliographische Angaben
- 2009, 112 Seiten, Maße: 21 cm, Gebunden, Englisch
- Eds.: Kubiak, Thomas, Weber, Hannelore
- Verlag: Dustri
- ISBN-10: 3899675630
- ISBN-13: 9783899675634
Sprache:
Englisch
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