Oral hygiene effects verbal and nonverbal displays of confidence

Taylor, Paul J.; Banks, Faye; Jolley, Daniel; Ellis, David; Watson, Stephen R.; Weiher, Lynn; Davidson, Brittany I.; Julku, J

doi:10.1080/00224545.2020.1784825

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“…In addition, researchers often still need to observe participants. Subjective and objective measures of synchronous interaction (e.g., coding behavior by observing videos vs. using objective data from accelerometers) are often weakly correlated (e.g., Taylor et al, 2021). Ramseyer and Tschacher (2011) argued that objective measures are limited to measuring dynamic synchrony (i.e., the coordination of movement) and therefore overlook both the "static" mirroring of specific gestures and the subjective impressions (the holistic synchrony) that judges may use to guide their coding.…”

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Integrating Insights About Human Movement Patterns From Digital Data Into Psychological Science

Hinds¹,

Brown²,

Smith

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Curr Dir Psychol Sci

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Understanding people’s movement patterns has many important applications, from analyzing habits and social behaviors, to predicting the spread of disease. Information regarding these movements and their locations is now deeply embedded in digital data generated via smartphones, wearable sensors, and social-media interactions. Research has largely used data-driven modeling to detect patterns in people’s movements, but such approaches are often devoid of psychological theory and fail to capitalize on what movement data can convey about associated thoughts, feelings, attitudes, and behavior. This article outlines trends in current research in this area and discusses how psychologists can better address theoretical and methodological challenges in future work while capitalizing on the opportunities that digital movement data present. We argue that combining approaches from psychology and data science will improve researchers’ and policy makers’ abilities to make predictions about individuals’ or groups’ movement patterns. At the same time, an interdisciplinary research agenda will provide greater capacity to advance psychological theory.

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Integrating Insights About Human Movement Patterns From Digital Data Into Psychological Science

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Smith

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“…23 . Data from smartphones 24,25 , online forums 26,27 , fitness trackers 28,29 or pedometers 30,31 , sociometric badges 32,33 , devices to check air quality (e.g., particulate matter) 28 Digital footprint 'The digital traces each one of us leaves behind as we conduct our lives,' 20…”

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The crossroads of digital phenotyping

Davidson

2022

General Hospital Psychiatry

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The term 'Digital Phenotyping' has started to appear with increasing regularity in medical research, especially within psychiatry. This aims to bring together digital traces (e.g., from smartphones), medical data (e.g., electronic health records), and lived experiences (e.g., daily activity, location, social contact), to better monitor, intervene, and diagnose various psychiatric conditions. However, is this notion any different from digital traces or the quantified self? While digital phenotyping has the potential to transform and revolutionize medicine as we know it; there are a number of challenges that must be addressed if research is to blossom. At present, these issues include; (1) methodological issues, for example, the lack of clear theoretical links between digital markers (e.g., battery life, interactions with smartphones) and condition relapses, (2) the current tools being employed, where they typically have a number of security or privacy issues, and are invasive by nature, (3) analytical methods and approaches, where I question whether research should start in larger-scale epidemiological scale or in smaller (and potentially highly vulnerable) patient populations as is the current norm, (4) the current lack of security and privacy regulation adherence of apps used, and finally, (5) how do such technologies become integrated into various healthcare systems? This aims to provide deep insight into how the Digital Phenotyping could provide huge promise if we critically reflect now and gather clinical insights with a number of other disciplines such as epidemiology, computer-and the social sciences to move forward.

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“…Without specification or theory, the focus on prediction over explanation restricts generalizability further. A related challenge is the disconnect between subjective and objective measures (e.g., Taylor et al, 2021), where predictive studies find their survey data predict an outcome, but objective measures do not (Eisenberg et al, 2019). Here, the problem is an overreliance on subjective methodologies to measure both latent and observable constructs.…”

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There is no generalizability crisis

Lakens

Tunç²,

Tunç³

2022

Behav Brain Sci

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Falsificationist and confirmationist approaches provide two well-established ways of evaluating generalizability. Yarkoni rejects both and invents a third approach we call neo-operationalism. His proposal cannot work for the hypothetical concepts psychologists use, because the universe of operationalizations is impossible to define, and hypothetical concepts cannot be reduced to their operationalizations. We conclude that he is wrong in his generalizability-crisis diagnosis.

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Oral hygiene effects verbal and nonverbal displays of confidence

Cited by 9 publications

References 55 publications

Integrating Insights About Human Movement Patterns From Digital Data Into Psychological Science

Integrating Insights About Human Movement Patterns From Digital Data Into Psychological Science

The crossroads of digital phenotyping

There is no generalizability crisis

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