These are the slides for a workshop titled "An Introduction to Experience Sampling Methods" given through Zoom for the University of Melbourne Ethics and Well-being Hub and Graduate Researchers in Psychological Sciences. [A video of the workshop is available here][1]. This workshop was intended to provide introductory methodological knowledge that a participant can begin designing their own experience sampling study. The slides include hyperlinks to all the cited sources.
Material covered includes:
- What are Experience Sampling Methods (ESM)?
- Advantages of ESM
- What can go wrong
- Types of designs
- When ESM is appropriate
- Research questions
- Study design
- Study logistics
- Data analysis (briefly, mostly with reference to other sources)
- A list of useful stats and methods resources
If you have suggestions for how to improve or update these slides, please let me know!
[1]: https://youtu.be/RcEfuSkiR8I
