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The Track Your Mood Project is an ESM study conducted by Dominique Maciejewski, Merlijn Olthof, and Andrea Bunge (Radboud University Nijmegen, the Netherlands). The two main aims were: 1) Study the effect of micro-interventions during periods of affective (in)stability 2) Study the within-person and between-person associations between events, emotions and emotion regulation in daily life On this page you can find the project description, which we intially termed pre-registration. However, due to time constraints, the pre-registration was uploaded after data collection was completed (i.e., it actually refers to a **post**-registration). The individual papers were post-registered and are linked on this page as well. We uploaded the original material (i.e., Dutch), but translated the codebook (Appendix 6) and the M-path information (Appendix 3) that the participants received into English for peer review. **File description**: - `RICH_presentation_feb2022-all slides_censored for SLACK.pdf`: Presentation from 2022 for RICH - `TyM_Datacleaning_RMarkdown.Rmd`: Complete script where raw Qualtrics and mPath data were cleaned - `TyM_Datacleaning_RMarkdown.html`: knitted script where raw Qualtrics and mPath data were cleaned *Folder Pre-registration Project*: - `Appendix1_website.pdf`: Website that informed participants about study - `Appendix2_baseline-questionnaire.pdf`: Qualtrics baseline questionnaire with logic - `Appendix3_mPath_ENGLISH.pdf`: Information that participants received about mPath - English translation - `Appendix3_mPath.pdf`: Information that participants received about mPath - original (Dutch) version - `Appendix4_FU-questionnaire.pdf`: Qualtrics follow-up questionnaire with logic - `Appendix5_closing.pdf`: Qualtrics closing questionnaire with logic - `Appendix6_codebook_ENGLISH.pdf`: Codebook study - English translation - `Appendix6_codebook.pdf`: Codebook study - with original (Dutch) items - `Appendix7_Decision_RESS-EMA_items.pdf`: Decision for choosing subset of items from the RESS-EMA questionnaire from Medland et al (2020). Also includes Dutch translation *Appendix7_RESS-ESM items output* Folder includes all Mplus files for the different multi-level regression models where emotional intensity predicts ER strategy use. We used this to determine which item is stronger related to emotional intensity. Instead of taking the mean of the 2 items, we use the separate items. - `dist 1 on int (dsem).out`: Emotional intensity on distance item 1 - `dist 2 on int (dsem).out`: Emotional intensity on distance item 2 - `expr1 on int (dsem).out`: Emotional intensity on expression item 1 - `expr2 on int (dsem).out`: Emotional intensity on expression item 2 - `reappr1 on int (dsem).out`: Emotional intensity on reappraisal item 1 - `reappr2 on int (dsem).out`: Emotional intensity on reappraisal item 2 - `relax1 on int (dsem).out`: Emotional intensity on relaxation item 1 - `relax2 on int (dsem).out`: Emotional intensity on relaxation item 2 - `rumi1 on int (dsem).out`: Emotional intensity on rumination item 1 - `rumi2 on int (dsem).out`: Emotional intensity on rumination item 2 - `suppr1 on int (dsem).out`: Emotional intensity on suppression item 1 - `suppr2 on int (dsem).out`: Emotional intensity on suppression item 2 For more information, please contact Dominique Maciejewski (d.f.maciejewski@tilburguniversity.edu) or Merlijn Olthof (merlijn.olthof@ru.nl).
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