SAA will award the SAA Early Career Award at this year’s conference hosted by the conference team in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. All paying SAA members who obtained their doctorate degree within the last three years (i.e., in the calendar year 2020 or later) are eligible to apply. The three-year post-degree eligibility period is extended by one additional year for
The abstract submission deadline for this year’s SAA conference has been extended to 17 Feb 2023. Visit saa2023.nl to submit your abstract.
The next SAA conference will be held from June 5th-7th 2023 in Amsterdam!
Katie Hoemann (KU Leuven) is the winner of the SAA’s Early Career Research Award 2022! We are looking forward to her exciting keynote contribution, a summary of which we present to you below in advance. CONTEXT-AWARE EXPERIENCE SAMPLING REVEALS THE SCALE OF VARIATION IN AFFECTIVE EXPERIENCE Katie Hoemann*, Zulqarnain Khan*, Mallory Feldman, Catie Nielson, Madeleine
Aidan G. C. Wright, PhD (Universität Pittsburgh) Susan A. Murphy, PhD (Harvard University) Keynote abstracts are now available at the SAA Conference 2022 Website
After much consideration and deliberation, and given the current uncertain situation with COVID, we have decided to pivot to an all-virtual SAA Conference for 2022. The conference will be held virtually from June 14th-16th, 2022. We recognize that this may be disappointing to many, but we also know there are many uncertainties and concerns about
The next SAA conference will be in Columbia, Missouri (USA)June 14 – June 16 (pre-conference workshops on June 13) Visit the SAA conference website https://cvent.me/WrPyKG
Do you have postings for jobs in the area of ambulatory assessment? Or interesting lecture series or workshops that could be of interest to other SAA members? If so, you can send them to us (info@ambulatory-assessment.org) and we will share your postings via our new SAA listserv if they are relevant to our members. Of course, this service is free
Are there particular methodology or statistical techniques that you use in your ambulatory assessment research that might benefit other researchers? Have you recently published a methods paper on a topic related to ambulatory assessment? Do you have a piece of software you have designed that facilitates the collection or analyses of daily life data? If