Measuring within-day cognitive performance using the experience sampling method: A pilot study in a healthy population

Keyphrases

• Experience Sampling 100%
• Cognitive Performance 100%
• Number of Trials 100%
• Healthy Population 100%
• Within-day 100%
• Positive Affect 66%
• Brain Injury 33%
• Statistics Regression 33%
• Clinical Setting 33%
• Everyday Life 33%
• Regression Analysis 33%
• Cognitive Functioning 33%
• Cognitive Difficulties 33%
• Dementia 33%
• Negative Affect 33%
• Neurodegenerative Diseases 33%
• Anxiety-depression 33%
• Descriptive Statistics 33%
• Daily Life 33%
• Clinical Samples 33%
• Contextual Factors 33%
• Psychosis 33%
• Consecutive Days 33%
• Paper-and-pencil 33%
• Learning Effect 33%
• Contextual Cueing 33%
• Sampling Paradigm 33%
• Initial Feasibility 33%
• Semi-random 33%
• Digital Version 33%
• Digit-symbol-substitution Task 33%
• Cognitive Patterns 33%
• Cognitive Fluctuations 33%
• Intrapersonal Factors 33%
• Positive Speed 33%
• Cognitive Variation 33%
• Sampling Protocol 33%
• Disease Damage 33%
• People with Depression 33%

INIS

• populations 100%
• performance 100%
• sampling 100%
• assessments 66%
• accuracy 66%
• people 66%
• nervous system diseases 66%
• patients 33%
• information 33%
• damage 33%
• demand 33%
• variations 33%
• brain 33%
• regression analysis 33%
• learning 33%
• mapping 33%
• evaluation 33%
• randomness 33%
• statistics 33%
• interactions 33%
• fluctuations 33%
• speed 33%
• tuning 33%
• psychoses 33%

Psychology

• Positive Affect 100%
• Mood 100%
• Cognitive Performance 100%
• Measurement 100%
• Regression Analysis 50%
• Negative Affect 50%
• Cognitive Functioning 50%
• Contextual Cue 50%