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What Can We Learn From More Than 140,000 Moments Of Ecological Momentary Assessment-Assessed Negative Emotion And Ambulatory Blood Pressure? A Systematic Review And Meta-Analysis, Nataria T. Joseph, Elvina C. Chow, Laurel M. Peterson, Thomas W. Kamarck, Morgan Clinton, Madison Debruin
What Can We Learn From More Than 140,000 Moments Of Ecological Momentary Assessment-Assessed Negative Emotion And Ambulatory Blood Pressure? A Systematic Review And Meta-Analysis, Nataria T. Joseph, Elvina C. Chow, Laurel M. Peterson, Thomas W. Kamarck, Morgan Clinton, Madison Debruin
Psychology Faculty Research and Scholarship
Objective
Two decades of research has examined within-person associations between negative emotion states and ambulatory blood pressure (ABP) using ecological momentary assessment (EMA), but no meta-analysis has been conducted. We conducted this systematic review and meta-analysis to quantify the magnitude of this association and identify moderators, review strengths and weaknesses in conceptual and measurement approaches, and provide recommendations.
Methods
We searched databases (PsycINFO, PubMed), identified 15 studies, and obtained data from 13 studies (n = 2511; 142,307 observations).
Results
Random-effects meta-analyses demonstrated small effect r values between momentary negative emotions and systolic ABP (r = 0.06) and diastolic …