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Reliability of Passive Sensing Data: A Multi-Method Evaluation in Depression

2026-05-22

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<p>Passive data are increasingly used to capture continuous and unobtrusive information in psychological research. While digital markers based on step count, time at home, distance traveled, and sleep are frequently associated with depression-related and other psychological constructs, the reliability of passive data is rarely evaluated, potentially limiting credibility. In this paper, we evaluated the reliability...

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Literature Corpus work: f114a328-3c55-52a6-81cf-7cca6b25a212
DOI: 10.31234/osf.io/uydqj_v1

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