@misc{janssen_verkuil_nedderhoff_van houtum_wever_elzinga_2022, 
  title={Tracking real-time proximity to assess parent-adolescent interactions in daily life}, 
  DOI={10.31234/osf.io/a3vtw}, 
  abstractNote={<p>We present a novel method, using Bluetooth low energy beacons and a smartphone application, to examine frequency and duration of adolescents and parents time spent together in daily life by objectively tracking proximity in 77 Dutch families (77 adolescents (Mage = 15.9) and 145 parents (Mage = 48.9) for 14 consecutive days. Quality of parent-adolescent interactions was assessed using proximity triggered questionnaires. Overall, adolescents and mothers were more often in proximity and spent more time together than adolescents and fathers. Interactions and parenting behavior were generally rated as pleasant, but large differences between families were found in frequency and duration. This innovative method seems a promising tool to generate a deeper understanding of social interactions in daily life.</p>}, 
  publisher={Center for Open Science}, 
  author={Janssen, Loes and Verkuil, Bart and Nedderhoff, Andre and van Houtum, Lisanne Antonetta Elisabeth Maria and Wever, Mirjam and Elzinga, Bernet M.}, 
  year={2022}, 
  month={Mar}
  }