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<div><p>The thoughts we experience in daily life have implications for our mental health and well-being. However, it is often difficult to measure thought patterns outside of laboratory conditions due to concerns about the voracity of measurements taken in daily life. To address this gap...

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Main Author:	Bridget Mulholland (17128998) (author)
Other Authors:	Louis Chitiz (17129007) (author), Raven Wallace (17129004) (author), Brontë Mckeown (16288316) (author), Michael Milham (565763) (author), Arno Klein (12404) (author), Robert Leech (326879) (author), Elizabeth Jefferies (2591095) (author), Giulia Poerio (7832510) (author), Jeffrey Wammes (19724484) (author), Jeremy Stewart (7997966) (author), Samyogita Hardikar (18999215) (author), Jonathan Smallwood (327059) (author)
Published:	2025
Subjects:	Cell Biology Neuroscience Science Policy Mental Health Environmental Sciences not elsewhere classified Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified laboratory conditions due activities taking place used linear modelling dimensional experience sampling daily life impacts thought patterns related thought pattern tended daily life solo activities thought reported ongoing thought xlink "> went around virtually ). trait measurements substantial overlap relatively suppressed real world prior work positive association often difficult normal lives negative association multiple regression mental health measurements taken measure patterns five days &# 8216
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