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Lost in Emotional Space: The Associations of Emotional Bandwidth with Depression and Loneliness

2026-03-11

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<p>Introduction. The dynamics of daily emotional experience are closely linked to mental health, and multiple facets of emotional complexity have been proposed to capture clinically relevant variation. However, established metrics measure fluctuation amplitude (variability), temporal unpredictability (instability), and discriminative precision (granularity) but not how restricted one's emotional repertoire is, a k...

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218206b6-ec59-5d7e-b35d-93e337e97c1e
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10.31234/osf.io/ke9gb_v1
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