A current favorite in our Lab is the „Rechtsfolgekostenübernahmeerklärung“ @aneubauer.bsky.social has to sign basically any time we order anything😅

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Thanks for your interest (and for pointing out that was unclear😅) - we did not center the lagged affect variables but all other Level 1 variables

I don't think we ever discussed running separate models and spontaneously would not have any intuition what that would do to errors and/or effect sizes - maybe @aneubauer.bsky.social has thoughts on that?

Check out the preprint to find out how within-day and overnight inertia were associated with aspects of psychological functioning such as personality, depressive symptoms, rumination, or stress😄 4/4
@ambulatory-assessment.org #AffectSci #psychscisky

We found that that overnight affective inertia was overall weaker than within-day inertia (dark-blue point on the solid line is below light-blue point on the dotted line), but stronger than the inertia that would be expected if the within-day process of affective inertia continued overnight. 3/4

Most statistical approaches used to model affective inertia ignore that ambulatory assessment periods covering several days also include overnight intervals. By default, the same autoregressive process is assumed to apply. We show this may not be reasonable. 2/4

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Could you add me as well? :)

Such a cool design, can’t wait to read this!

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Yes please!😊

Do you mean Psych and Aging - I'd second that! :)

Or even an adulthood/aging-focused one as well