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Felt but Not Detected: Salience Versus Detectability of Affective Change in Ambulatory Assessment
Ambulatory assessment (AA) captures within-person fluctuations in daily life, yet not all observed change exceeds measurement error, and not all reliable change is subjectively experienced. We propose a preregistered dual-threshold framework distinguishing statistical detectability (smallest detecta
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