APS
2025 APS Annual Convention · 2025
Temporal Patterns of Anxiety in Daily Life: A Video Ecological Momentary Assessment Study
Session: Poster Session I
Authors
- Ziyue ZhangPresenting Author
University of Wisconsin Madison - Matthew Kaharudin
University of Wisconsin - Madison - Nicole Hendry
University of Wisconsin - Madison - Simon Goldberg
University of Wisconsin - Madison - Hadley Rahrig
University of Wisconsin - Madison - Vikas Singh
University of Wisconsin - Madison - Yixuan Li
University of Wisconsin - Madison - Yogesh Prabhu
University of Wisconsin - Madison - Nathan Vack
University of Wisconsin - Madison - Robin Goldman
University of Wisconsin - Madison - Raquel Tatar
Healthy Minds Innovations - Richard Davidson
University of Wisconsin - Madison - Christine Wilson-Mendenhall
University of Wisconsin - Madison
Abstract
This study examined temporal anxiety patterns through video-based Ecological Momentary Assessment across two weeks . In this large-scale, nationwide study of anxiety during daily life (n = 1152), the results revealed that anxiety was lower on weekends (vs. weekdays) and was highest in the morning (vs. afternoon, evening, night).
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