Every year, the Belgian-Dutch network for experience sampling method research organizes a two-day meeting that is entirely devoted to experience sampling research in the field of mental health. During the meeting, experts from Belgium and the Netherlands come together to exchange their expertise and to explore and shape cooperation.
Colloquium by Drew Hendrickson on data science for Experience Sampling data: what it is, why it’s relevant, and how to do it. In this talk, Drew will present a gentle introduction to the concepts of data science and machine learning with a focus on applications to experience sampling data and the insights these analyses can provide.
Colloquium by Elise Kalokerinos (the University of Melbourne) on regulating, predicting, and mapping our everyday emotions. Elise is an expert in emotion, motivation, and self-regulation, measured with multiple methods including experience sampling studies conducted in daily life.
Join the TESC New Year's Quiz 2023! Compete to win a prize together with your team (of max. 3 people)! If you don’t have team members to join the quiz: no problem, you can also form teams on the spot!
Colloquium by Jonas Everaert (Tilburg University) on resolving ambiguity in everyday life: A longitudinal investigation of the nature and socio-affective consequences of inflexible negative interpretations linked to depressive symptoms.
The symposium includes a talk by keynote speaker Dr. Andreas Neubauer, with the title: "How daily experiences shape self beliefs and developmental change". Afterwards you can expand your network and have a drink with each other. You can register here!
The next conference of the Society for Ambulatory Assessment (SAA) will be held in Amsterdam. The ideal moment to gain and share knowledge on the assessment of behavioural, physiological and environmental aspects of daily life. The central theme is 'Stress in action'.
The Emotions Conference will be held at Tilburg University and aims to showcase the latest empirical, theoretical and methodological developments in the tremendously fascinating field of emotion research.