Temporal and contemporaneous network structures of affect and physical activity in emotional disorders
Temporal and contemporaneous network structures of affect and physical activity in emotional disorders
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DOI:
10.1016/j.jad.2022.07.061
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发表时间:
2022-08-05
影响因子:
6.6
通讯作者:
Hofmann, Stefan G.
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作者:
Curtiss, Joshua E.;Pinaire, Megan;Hofmann, Stefan G.
Background: High negative affect, low positive affect, and limited physical activity figure prominently in psy-chopathology, but little is known about the interrelatedness of affect and physical activity in emotional disorders.Methods: We combined ecological momentary assessment data with a network approach to examine the dynamic relations among positive affect, negative affect, and smartphone-based estimates of physical activity in 34 participants with anxiety and depressive disorders over a 2-week period.Results: In the contemporaneous networks, the positive affect nodes exhibited greater overall strength centrality than negative affect nodes. The temporal networks indicated that the negative affect node 'sadness' exhibited the greatest out-strength centrality. Furthermore, physical activity was unconnected to the affect nodes in either the temporal or contemporaneous networks.Conclusions: Whereas positive affect plays a greater role in the contemporaneous experience of emotions, negative affect contributes more so to future affective states.