Optimizing Intensive Longitudinal Designs for Clinical Psychology Research and Assessment, Part 1

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Introduction

• Optimizing Intensive Longitudinal Designs for Clinical Psychology Research and Assessment
  Kristin Naragon-Gainey and Kasey Stanton

Articles

• Minimum Sampling Recommendations for Applied Ambulatory Assessment
  Aidan G. C. Wright, Florian Scharf, and Johannes Zimmermann
• Cost-Effective Experience Sampling Method Studies: Integrating Budget Constraints Into Sample Size Decisions
  Jordan Revol, Ginette La.t, Olivia Kirtley, and Eva Ceulemans
• Predicting Dropout in Intensive Longitudinal Data: Extending the Joint Model for Autocorrelated Data
  Fridtjof Petersen, Laura F. Bringmann, and Dimitris Rizopoulos
• Considering How to Classify “Emotional” Episodes via Ecological Momentary Assessment
  Jennifer C. Veilleux and Caroline P. Dina
• Evaluating the Feasibility of Episode-Contingent Experience Sampling Burst Designs
  Yuanyuan Ji, Marieke J. Schreuder, Sigert Ariens, Egon Dejonckheere, and Eva Ceulemans
• Families Being Supportive Together: A Multimethod and Multi-Informant Intensive Longitudinal Study of Family Protective Mechanisms for Adolescent Depression
  Sunhye Bai, Nicole M. Froidevaux, Mengyun Chen, Andrew C. High, Kaitlyn E. Ewing, Jessica DeFelice, Jonathan Weaver, Kelly W. Ngigi, Meghan R. Riccio, Shou-Chun Chiang, Liu Bai, Erika S. Lunkenheimer, and Timothy R. Brick
• Reducing Patient Burden in Experience Sampling Studies: A Simulation Study to Validate the Personalized Missingness Design
  J. Jongerling, M. P. J. Schellekens, M. Bolsinova, M. L. van der Lee, and L. V. D. E. Vogelsmeier