7 156 CHAPTER 7 features and in their possible association with the risk of sexual reoffending. To increase patients’ internalization of (interrelated) dynamic risk factors, ESM methodology could be integrated in the treatment process through routine outcome monitoring (ROM). ROM is a method to systematically collect data on the effectiveness of treatments in everyday clinical practice (de Beurs et al., 2011). This might be accomplished, by operationalizing dynamic risk factors in such a manner that they have sufficient within-subject variability to capture fluctuations within six months, a week or a day. For example, the ACUTE-2007 contains dynamic risk factors with such variability that they can be measured weekly (Brankley et al., 2019). Future research may investigate the extent to which insight into (interrelated) dynamic risk factors is internalized in a blended ESM procedure by scoring, for example, the STABLE-2007 (every six months), the ACUTE-2007 (every week), and risk-relevant psychological and behavioral features (twice a year for two weeks five times daily). Obviously, this should be preceded by research investigating items’ within-subject variability (Hoebeke et al., 2022).
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