The meeting theme is “Context Matters: Bridging Perspectives in Behavioral Medicine.” Policies, information systems, institutions, medical interventions, and the environment impact our behavior and our health, and the science and practice of behavioral medicine are best equipped to have impact when accounting for these contextual factors.

Pre-Conference Workshop

Analytical techniques to inform the construction of JITAIs: Hands-on guidance and worked examples applied to intensive longitudinal data

• Chair – Lizbeth Benson PhD, University of Michigan
• Stephanie Goldstein PhD, Brown University/Weight Control & Diabetes Research Center
• Nabil Alshurafa PhD, Northwestern University
• Predrag Klasnja PhD, University of Michigan

Poster Presentations

Promoting Engagement in Wrist-Worn Alcohol Biosensors Among Young Adults with HIV: Protocol for the Engage Micro-randomized Trial (A177)
Stephanie Marita Carpenter, PhD
Arizona State University

Missing Data in Micro-Randomized Trials: Challenges and Opportunities (C124)
Shiyu Zhang, PhD
University of Michigan

Development and Evaluation of a New Self-Report Measure of Engagement with Digital Interventions (E124)
Qinggang Yu, PhD
University of Michigan