Summary
Project Summary/Abstract Stressful events, overeating, and obesity have been associated with cardiovascular disease (CVD). Characterizing the relationship between these factors may inform targeted and timely interventions to prevent overeating episodes. To date most research relies on self-reports to identify stress and overeating episodes. Subjective self-reports are often retrospective and do not capture continuous physiological patterns to enable automated predictors of overeating. There is a need for objective approaches that continuously measure stress and overeating in real-time to furth
