This study examines how people respond to their emotions in daily life, and how this may impact the way they are feeling and symptoms they experience. We hope to gain a better understanding of how all of these responses and situation factors interact to predict healthy or problematic psychological functioning.

Currently the Emotional Wellbeing Lab is focused on recruiting male identifying participants aged between 18-65 years. Participants must be available to complete all three phases of the study. Phase one involves participants completing surveys online at home ($20) and then coming to our lab located at the University of Western Australia for one 3-4 hour session that includes interviews, computerized tasks, and heart rate measurement ($20 per hour). Phase two involves participants wearing a heart sensor and answering several brief surveys per day, across a 10-day period (up to $200). Phase three involves participants completing monthly questionnaires (up to $120), completed from your home.