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Synthesize how emerging digital technologies assess dynamic, context-sensitive emotion regulation and evaluate their translation into real-time mental health interventions.

June 3, 2021Clinical Psychological ScienceOpen Access

Digital Technologies for Emotion-Regulation Assessment and Intervention: A Conceptual Review

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ABAlexandra H. BettisVanderbilt University Medical Center TBTaylor A. BurkeBroad Institute JNJacqueline NesiBrown University

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Conceptual review demonstrates digital tools capture dynamic emotion regulation across daily contexts, highlighting novel opportunities for personalized mental health interventions.

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Synthesize how emerging digital technologies assess dynamic, context-sensitive emotion regulation and evaluate their translation into real-time mental health interventions.
Conducted a conceptual review evaluating digital modalities, including ecological momentary assessment, smartphone platforms, and wearable sensors.
Assessed passive and active data streams such as physical activity, acoustic markers, visual features, geolocation, smart home sensors, virtual reality, and social media platforms.
Analyzed implementation hurdles, data privacy constraints, and ethical considerations surrounding continuous emotional tracking.
Digital tools transition emotion-regulation assessment away from static self-reports toward continuous, ecologically valid, and context-aware dynamic modeling.
Sensor streams and immersive platforms like virtual reality enable just-in-time adaptive interventions tailored to real-world stressors.
Clinical adoption remains limited by algorithmic accuracy, user privacy concerns, data governance issues, and the need for standard ethical frameworks.

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Bettis et al. (2021) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a0a4a6b085a561e3bb4e688 https://doi.org/10.1177/21677026211011982

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June 3, 2021Clinical Psychological ScienceOpen Access

Digital Technologies for Emotion-Regulation Assessment and Intervention: A Conceptual Review

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Authors

ABAlexandra H. BettisVanderbilt University Medical Center TBTaylor A. BurkeBroad Institute JNJacqueline NesiBrown University

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Implication

Conceptual review demonstrates digital tools capture dynamic emotion regulation across daily contexts, highlighting novel opportunities for personalized mental health interventions.

Key Points

Synthesize how emerging digital technologies assess dynamic, context-sensitive emotion regulation and evaluate their translation into real-time mental health interventions.
Conducted a conceptual review evaluating digital modalities, including ecological momentary assessment, smartphone platforms, and wearable sensors.
Assessed passive and active data streams such as physical activity, acoustic markers, visual features, geolocation, smart home sensors, virtual reality, and social media platforms.
Analyzed implementation hurdles, data privacy constraints, and ethical considerations surrounding continuous emotional tracking.
Digital tools transition emotion-regulation assessment away from static self-reports toward continuous, ecologically valid, and context-aware dynamic modeling.
Sensor streams and immersive platforms like virtual reality enable just-in-time adaptive interventions tailored to real-world stressors.
Clinical adoption remains limited by algorithmic accuracy, user privacy concerns, data governance issues, and the need for standard ethical frameworks.

Cite This Study

Bettis et al. (2021) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a0a4a6b085a561e3bb4e688 https://doi.org/10.1177/21677026211011982

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