Real-time data capture in health psychology: applications in research and practice
- Psychology Matters
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Advanced technologies allow anyone with a smartphone to collect increasingly sophisticated data about themselves, whether for research, self-management, and/or personal interest.
This session will introduce and provide space to discuss different approaches including experience sampling, N-of-1, wearable sensors, and a mixed methods approach that triangulates real-time data capture with data-prompted qualitative interviewing.
This session will assume no prior knowledge of these methods.
Where: Online
Registration
Registration must be made online.
Prices:
- Students: £10 (first 15 places free)
- DHP members: £15
- BPS members: £30
- Non-members: £50
Please note: booking is being provided by Conference Care on behalf of BPS.
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Programme
- 14:00-14:10 | Welcome & speaker introduction
- 14:10-15:10 | Event
- 15:10-15:15 | Comfort break
- 15:15-15:45 | Event
- 15:45-15:55 | Q&A, reflections
- 15:55-16:00 | Closing remarks
Speaker
Dan Powell is a Senior Lecturer in Health Psychology at the University of Aberdeen, and expert in intensive longitudinal methods and analysis to explore phenomena relevant to health psychology theory and practice.
A key area of interest is in acute symptom fluctuations and instability, and the emerging possibilities for sensor-based detection of activity limitations in clinical populations.
Want to speak to one of the team? Contact us at [email protected]