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Experiential avoidance moderates improvement in affect through a CBT-focused ecological momentary intervention

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Emma Yoon *
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Kate H. Bentley
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Elizabeth A. Edershile
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Mariah T. Hawes-Sousa
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Hannah Krall
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Matthew J. Flics
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Christopher G. AhnAllen
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Stephanie Marcello
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Evan M. Kleiman
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Annabelle M. Mournet
DOI:10.1016/j.jad.2026.122324delete
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• Affect improved immediately following skill practice within EMI episodes. • High EA was associated with greater within-episode improvements in affect. • Preliminary support provided for CBT-based EMI as a scalable post-discharge tool.
Keywords:
Experiential avoidance
Ecological momentary intervention
Positive affect
Transdiagnostic mechanisms
Psychiatric hospitalization
Digital mental health
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Journal of Affective Disorders
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massachusetts general hospital
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rutgers university behavioral healthcare
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harvard medical school
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rutgers, the state university of new jersey
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