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Using narratives as a digital phenotype to forecast mental health recovery from trauma
We will test the extent to which private (text message) and public (social media) communication after a traumatic event, relative to such communication prior to a traumatic event, distinguishes those with and without psychopathology after a traumatic event. These expressions can provide valuable data for understanding how psychopathology is represented in these types of communication. This study will determine if digital phenotyping using public and privately available narrative data can forecast mental health recovery after a trauma.
 
Team Members
Member of the SOCKS Health Team.
Injury Prevention Coordinator at The University of Vermont Medical Center.
Member of the SOCKS Health Team.
SOCKS Co-PI.
Professor, UVM Mathematics and Statistics.
Member of the SOCKS Health Team.
SOCKS Co-PI.
Professor, UVM Computer Science.
Member of the SOCKS Health Team.
Professor of Psychological Science, UVM.
Member of the SOCKS Health Team.
SOCKS GRA.
Member of the SOCKS Health Team.
SOCKS GRA.