Putting affective dynamics into context: Towards a realistic and reliable modeling approach
将情感动态置于背景中:迈向现实可靠的建模方法
基本信息
- 批准号:424706845
- 负责人:
- 金额:--
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:德国
- 项目类别:Research Fellowships
- 财政年份:2019
- 资助国家:德国
- 起止时间:2018-12-31 至 2020-12-31
- 项目状态:已结题
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项目摘要
The aim of recent affect research is to understand affective phenomena as continuously changing within-person processes. By unraveling the dynamics that underlie these processes, one hopes to gain deeper insights into affective functioning and affect regulation. To this end, the field relies on intense longitudinal data, and dynamic, especially vector autoregressive (VAR), time series modeling. The new research paradigm has been embraced by many due to its supposed potential – but it also bears non-trivial challenges. Two of them, developing realistic (i.e., sufficiently complex) modeling approaches to affective functioning, and ensuring adequate reliability of the obtained modeling solutions given typically limited data, form an intriguing trade-off. In the here proposed research project, I aim to address both challenges, and tackle the resulting balancing act. This yields the following twofold research objective.First, for a realistic modeling approach, I draw upon notions of regulatory flexibility, suggesting that affective dynamics depend on and thus change with context. To empirically study this, VAR models are required to include contextual variables that moderate their parameters, and the presumably associated affective dynamics, over time. Fixed moderated time series analysis (fmTSA; Adolf et al., 2017) implements such an extended VAR model by incorporating observed contextual variables as moderators. Here, I propose to further develop this method along two important lines. One concerns the incorporation of moderators of different formats to enable the identification of different patterns or forms of context-dependent affective functioning. The other concerns the rigorous handling of measurement intervals of unequal length, which could otherwise lead to biased modeling solutions.Second, I propose to investigate the reliability of fmTSA under typical longitudinal data conditions. Reliability is thereby evaluated in terms of the precision of modeling solutions (i.e., estimated model parameters), and in terms of the precision of predictions derived from parameter estimates. I thus cover the explanatory as well as the predictive performance of the method. Besides establishing and implementing routines for retrospective reliability diagnosis, I also aim at prospective reliability assessment and improvement. That is, for expected parameter values, I will a-priori determine how reliability varies as a function of data conditions. The knowledge about these associations can then be used to optimize the design of longitudinal studies, and thus produce data that guarantee reliable fmTSA solutions.Taken together, the here proposed research project should culminate in a highly usable and credible modeling approach to putting affective dynamics into context.
最近情感研究的目的是将情感现象理解为不断变化的个人过程。通过揭示这些过程背后的动力,人们希望对情感功能和影响调节有更深入的了解。为此,该领域依赖于大量的纵向数据和动态,特别是向量自回归(VAR),时间序列建模。这种新的研究范式由于其假定的潜力而受到许多人的欢迎——但它也面临着不小的挑战。其中两个,开发现实的(即,足够复杂的)情感功能建模方法,并确保在通常有限的数据下获得的建模解决方案的足够可靠性,形成了一个有趣的权衡。在这里提出的研究项目中,我的目标是解决这两个挑战,并解决由此产生的平衡行为。这产生了以下两个研究目标。首先,对于一种现实的建模方法,我借鉴了监管灵活性的概念,表明情感动态取决于并因此随着环境而变化。为了实证研究这一点,VAR模型需要包括上下文变量,这些变量可以随着时间的推移调节其参数,以及可能相关的情感动态。固定调节时间序列分析(fmTSA; Adolf et al., 2017)通过将观察到的上下文变量作为调节因子来实现这种扩展的VAR模型。在这里,我建议沿着两条重要的路线进一步发展这种方法。其中一个涉及不同格式的调节因子的结合,以识别不同的模式或形式的上下文依赖的情感功能。另一个问题是对长度不等的测量间隔的严格处理,否则可能导致有偏差的建模解决方案。其次,在典型的纵向数据条件下,研究fmTSA的可靠性。因此,可靠性是根据建模解决方案的精度(即,估计的模型参数)和根据参数估计得出的预测的精度来评估的。因此,我将介绍该方法的解释性能和预测性能。除了建立和实施回顾性可靠性诊断的程序外,我还针对前瞻性可靠性评估和改进。也就是说,对于预期的参数值,我将先验地确定可靠性如何作为数据条件的函数而变化。关于这些关联的知识可以用来优化纵向研究的设计,从而产生保证可靠的fmTSA解决方案的数据。综上所述,这里提出的研究项目应该最终形成一个高度可用和可信的建模方法,将情感动态置于上下文中。
项目成果
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Selection of the Number of Participants in Intensive Longitudinal Studies: A User-Friendly Shiny App and Tutorial for Performing Power Analysis in Multilevel Regression Models That Account for Temporal Dependencies
- DOI:10.1177/2515245920978738
- 发表时间:2021-01-01
- 期刊:
- 影响因子:13.6
- 作者:Lafit, Ginette;Adolf, Janne K.;Ceulemans, Eva
- 通讯作者:Ceulemans, Eva
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