论文信息 - Opportunities for smartphones in clinical care: the future of mobile mood monitoring.

Opportunities for smartphones in clinical care: the future of mobile mood monitoring.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS & DISCLOSURE The Emotion Sense research was supported by the UK Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council’s UBhave project (Ubiquitous and Social Computing for Positive Behaviour Change, Ref. EP/I032673/1); its open source software can be accessed via http://emotionsense.org/. Lathia, Mascolo, and Rentfrow have equity ownership in Emotion Sense Mobile Ltd., which is developing products related to the reported research.

Cecilia Mascolo | Neal Lathia | Peter J Rentfrow | Gillian M Sandstrom

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