Table 9.

Daily behavior metrics associated with affect ratings (i.e., ratings of momentary anxiety, depression, frustration, feeling overwhelmed, loneliness, happiness, feeling connected). These are grouped by categories of behaviors literature suggested as relevant to psychological distress. These metric are considered as outcomes in relation to unfair treatment.

Daily Behaviors Related to Affect Ratings
Mobility	Social Interactions	Sleep
Number of changes in activity	Number of calls	Minutes sleep
Number of changes in activity (afternoon)	Number of calls (evening)	Minutes sleep (main sleep)
Number of activities	Number of incoming calls (evening)	Minutes in bed
Number of activities (afternoon)	Number of outgoing calls (evening)	Minutes in bed (main sleep)
Number of activities (evening)	Number of missed calls	Sleep duration (main sleep)
Percentage of time in motion	Phone Usage	Physical Activity
Percentage of time in motion (afternoon)	Number of unlocks per minute (night)	Number of steps
Circadian movement	Number of minutes interacting with phone
Circadian movement (afternoon)	Number of interactions with phone (morning)
Percentage of time at home (night)	Number of interactions with phone (afternoon)
	Number of interactions with phone (afternoon)