Lance M. Rappaport, Ph.D.

Recent developments in technology have made it possible to collect physiological and behavioral data at higher frequency and in situations not otherwise feasible. Drawing on techniques such as time-series data, ecological momentary assessment and event-contingent recording, this talk will address the potential to offer novel insights in physiology, behavioral and medical research through statistical and experimental methodologies. Attendees will learn how to design and conduct research using ambulatory assessment to examine how processes of interest unfold over time and in naturalistic settings.