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Description: This is the project hub for the WARN-D project on building a personalized early warning system for depression (www.WARN-D.com).

License: CC-By Attribution 4.0 International

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Studying can be a stressful time, and some students experience mental health problems such as depression during their education. In this research project, we are building WARN-D, a personalized early warning system for depression.

To do so, we follow 2,000 students living in the Netherlands for 2 years, using smartwatch and smartphones as data collection tools. WARN-D will result in an app similar…

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00_WARN-D Master Theses

Collection of master theses written with/on the WARN-D data

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01_WARN-D Protocol Paper

Protocol paper for WARN-D study (www.WARN-D.com).

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02_FRED feedback reports paper


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03_Item Performance Paper

Contains supplementary materials for the preprint Understanding EMA Data: A Tutorial on Exploring Item Performance in Ecological Momentary Assessment ...

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05_Preregistration of Holdout Sample

Preregistration of a holdout sample for exploratory vs predictive work.

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06_Sensor Validation Paper

This project contains code and output related to the manuscript "Associations between ecological momentary assessment and passive sensor data in a lar...

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07_Assessing the Internal Consistency Reliability of Ecological Momentary Assessment Measures: Insights from the WARN-D Study

Preregistration and supplementary materials of the statistical analysis to estimate the internal consistency reliability of the scales used during sta...

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99_Acknowledgements


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depressionmental healthpredictionstudentsWARN-D

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