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From sessions to ecosystems: real-world phenotyping of cognition, affect, and behavior
2026-08-14
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<p>Controlled laboratory studies in humans have been central to cognitive, affective, and behavioral science because they isolate mechanisms under well-defined conditions. Yet many of the processes we aim to explain are dynamically shaped by context, internal state, repeated experience, and voluntary engagement, features that brief laboratory sessions often cannot capture. Recent advances in smartphones, wearables...
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- Literature Corpus work
- bb228502-1c8d-52f3-8803-a2e284f12330
- DOI
- 10.31234/osf.io/ae86g_v1