PsychologyNature Mental Health
Smartphone keyboard dynamics predict affect in suicidal ideation
L. Knol, A. Nagpal, et al.
This innovative study by Loran Knol, Anisha Nagpal, Imogen E. Leaning, and colleagues explores how smartphone keyboard dynamics can predict affect in mental health outpatients, particularly those with suicidal ideation. By integrating self-report data and phone movement, the research unveils critical links to well-being and anhedonia, providing a novel method for analyzing digital phenotyping data.
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