Ambulatory assessment (AA)–a collection of methods that aim to track individuals in the
realm of everyday life via repeated self-reports or passive mobile sensing–is well …

Objective: Recently, many emotional diseases, such as anxiety and depression, have
prevailed, and it is expected that emotional disease will be the leading cause of social and …

Large-scale health crises, such as the COVID-19 pandemic, may evoke negative affective
responses, which are linked to psychological maladjustment and psychopathology. Here …

Affect is central to human functioning. Due to its dynamic nature, it is often studied with
intensive longitudinal designs, yet the development and validation of measures for this …

Emotion researchers that use experience sampling methods (ESM) study how emotions
fluctuate in everyday life. To reach valid conclusions, confirming the reliability of momentary …

The personality trait neuroticism is tightly linked to mental health, and neurotic people
experience stronger negative emotions in everyday life. But, do their negative emotions also …

Real-world emotions are often more vivid, personally meaningful, and consequential than
those evoked in the lab. Therefore, studying emotions in daily life is essential to test theories …

Theories of narcissism emphasize the dynamic processes within and between grandiosity
and vulnerability. Research seeking to address this has either not studied grandiosity and …

Researchers are increasingly interested in the affect dynamics of individuals for describing
and explaining personality and psychopathology. Recently, the incremental validity of more …

Whereas grandiose narcissism has generally been found to be related to adaptive affective
experiences (ie, positive affective states), many theoretical conceptualizations have …