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The Acceptability and Compliance of Ambulatory Assessment: A Large-Scale Investigation on 2792 Individuals

2023-06-04

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<p>Background: Despite the popularity of Ambulatory Assessment (AA), few studies have investigated how participants experience and perceive their participation, including the burdensomeness and utility of AA. This is important, as participants’ experience in the measurement process can directly impact participants’ wellbeing and data quality. <h4>Methods:</h4> In a 40-day diary study involving 2792 individuals, pa...

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10.31234/osf.io/kta5m
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