Sentences with phrase «completed daily diaries»

In a recent study, newlywed couples completed daily diaries (i.e., short, daily surveys) every night for 14 nights in which they provided information about their daily life stress (e.g., «yes» or «no» to experiencing stressors such as «a lot to do at work or school»), feelings of self - regulatory depletion (e.g., «I exerted a lot of «willpower» to get through the workday.»)

In one study, students at Southern Methodist University with lower levels of commitment at the beginning of the semester were more likely to cheat later in the semester.2 In a follow - up study, a different set of students completed daily diaries of their interactions over Spring Break (wouldn't you love to read those?).

In collaboration with Michael Maniaci and Ronald Rogge (also of the Univ. of Rochester), the researchers asked 175 newlywed couples to complete daily diaries for a period of two weeks.

As a result, the sample size contains 1144 observations (136 respondents x a maximum of 10 daily diary survey entries), or an average of 8.41 completed daily diary surveys per respondent.

We asked our respondents to complete a one - time general survey 1 week prior to completing the daily diary study for 10 consecutive working days (i.e., not during weekends) starting on a Monday.

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Parents were provided with a diary card at the time of birth and were asked to complete the card on a daily basis throughout the first year by recording feeding history and illnesses.

Then, the participants practiced their assigned meditation technique for 20 minutes per day over 30 days while completing daily headache diaries.

Offer's study uses a subsample from the 500 Family Study, consisting of 402 mothers and 291 fathers in dual - earner families who completed a survey and a time diary that collects information about the content and context of individuals» daily experiences, as well as the emotions associated with them, in the course of a week.

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A mixed - method approach involved participants completing a daily open - ended diary and self - report scales to assess emotions and emotion regulation in relation to partner and self.

Finally, in a third study, we recruited couples to complete a «daily diary» (a short online survey every night for two weeks).

Using a daily diary approach, researchers examined whether day - to - day increases in intimacy were tied to (1) increased feelings of passion, (2) a greater likelihood of sex, and (3) greater sexual satisfaction.2 Every day for three weeks, couples completed a brief questionnaire assessing their day - to - day disclosures, feelings of closeness, and displays of affection — all components of intimacy — as well as their feelings of passion and aspects of their sex lives.

We only included data of part - time and full - time employees who completed more than three out of ten daily diary surveys in a timely manner (i.e., completed on the requested day according to their self - reported time stamps) to minimize the effect of recollection bias.