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For better or for worse? Visualizing previous intensity levels improves emotion (dynamic) measurement in experience sampling

2023-01-16

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<p>It is a long known reality that humans have difficulty to accurately rate the absolute intensity of internal experiences, yet the predominant way experience sampling (ESM) researchers assess participants’ momentary emotion levels is by means of an absolute measurement scale. In a daily-life experiment (n = 178), we evaluate the efficacy of two alternative measurement methods that solicit a simpler, relative emo...

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8d8440f4-69cc-5c48-877b-c5b8395de398
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10.31234/osf.io/avbyc
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