Symposium 5: Using experiencing sampling data to forecast, prevent and treat mental health problems in real-time: from complex systems to just-in-time adaptive interventions

Chair: Eva Ceulemans

 

Anticipating Regime Changes: A Comparison Between Conventional Early Warning Signals and Recurrence Quantification Analysis in the Generalised Lotka-Volterra Model

Presenter: Evers

Can warning signals for mental health problems in at-risk young adults be informed by momentary emotions reported by the general population? A novel application of the principles of statistical process control

Presenter: Schreuder

Deriving EWMA control limits in case of few in-control observations: A comparison of a person-specific and a multilevel modeling approach

Presenter: Schat

Just-In-Time Adaptive Interventions in Mental Health: a scoping review

Presenter: Smit

incReasIng poSitive Emotions (RISE project): A pilot study on a just-in-time adaptive intervention in daily life

Presenter: Roekel

 

For all abstracts, see the full program with abstracts.