A method used in clinical psychology to repeatedly sample momentary behaviors in real time within the natural environment of an experience or intervention. Most research rely on retrospective recollection of experiences often limited by memory and conditioned to recall bias, where information is selectively withheld or revealed. To improve the evaluation strategies, we use Ecological Momentary Assessment (EMA), a method used in clinical psychology to repeatedly sample momentary
behaviors in real time within the natural environment of an experience or intervention.