Symposium 16: Using Ambulatory Methods in the Study of Self-Injurious Thoughts and Behaviors

Chair: Kelly L. Zuromski, Glenn Kiekens

 

Wording, timing, rating: How EMA methodological choices impact observed data patterns in suicide and self-injury research

Presenter: Christensen

Comparing affective and cognitive states in daily life between emerging adults with and without past-year non-suicidal self-injury

Presenter: Kiekens

Increase in Suicidal Thinking During COVID-19

Presenter: Fortgang

Investigating the role of daily-life social interaction quality and quantity and their relationship to self-harm thoughts and behaviours in adolescents

Presenter: Kirtley

Objective and subjective sleep problems as proximal risk factors for suicidal thoughts and behaviors in high-risk adolescents

Presenter: Zuromski

Predicting suicidal ideation endorsement with text passively collected from screenshots

Presenter: Jacobucci

 

For all abstracts, see the full program with abstracts.