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Compliance trends in a 14-week ecological momentary assessment study of undergraduate alcohol drinkers
High compliance is a priority for successful ecological momentary assessment (EMA) research, but meta-analyses of between-study differences show that reasons for missed prompts remain unclear. We examined compliance data from a 14-week, 182-survey EMA study of undergraduate alcohol use to test diffe
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