通过ESM数据了解对COVID-19大流行的心理反应:情绪项目

Elina Ryvkina, Lara Kroencke, K. Geukes, Julian Scharbert, M. Back
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为了研究对COVID-19大流行的心理反应,我们进行了两项大型经验抽样(ESM)研究(研究1:NESM参与者= 327,NESM报告= 29,512;研究2:NESM参与者= 2272,NESM报告= 64,810)。每项研究都包括两次为期14天的ESM波,分别发生在德国首次全国COVID-19封锁之前和期间(研究1)或期间和之后(研究2)。我们描述了特质(如个性)和状态(如瞬间情绪)水平上的评估变量。所有数据集和代码本都在os .io/6kzx3/上共享。EMOTIONS数据对协作和纳入综述/元分析是开放的。
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Understanding Psychological Responses to the COVID-19 Pandemic Through ESM Data: The EMOTIONS Project
To examine psychological responses to the COVID-19 pandemic, we conducted two large experience sampling (ESM) studies (Study 1: NESM participants = 327 and NESM reports = 29,512, Study 2: NESM participants = 2,272 and NESM reports = 64,810). Each study subsumed two 14-day ESM waves that took place before and during (Study 1) or during and after (Study 2) the first nationwide COVID-19 lockdown in Germany. We describe the assessed variables on the trait (e.g., personality) and state (e.g., momentary emotions) level. All data sets and codebooks are shared on osf.io/6kzx3/. The EMOTIONS data are open to collaboration and inclusion in reviews/meta-analyses.
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