Abstract
adults to increase their physical activity and enjoy the health benefits
hereof. Despite this potential, there is a lack of knowledge about how
to profile users, to most effectively personalize strategies, which is
detrimental to the overall effectiveness of these BC solutions. Thus we
conducted a random control trial in which the effects of two BC
strategies, implemented in two otherwise similar mobile applications,
are compared. From the statistical analysis of the measured step data
and the collected survey data, we were able to create motivation
profiles for BC by triangulating an individual’s contextual, behavioural
and psychological factors. Here we share an overview of our approach.
In this way we aim to inform designers doing important work in the field
of BC toward increased physical activity.
| Original language | English |
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| Publication status | Published - 12 Nov 2019 |
| Event | Data Science Summit 2019: The Annual Data Science Summit Eindhoven, organized by TU/e - DSCE - Frits Philips Muziekgebouw, Eindhoven, Netherlands Duration: 12 Nov 2019 → 12 Nov 2019 https://www.tue.nl/en/research/research-areas/data-science/data-science-summit-2019/ |
Seminar
| Seminar | Data Science Summit 2019 |
|---|---|
| Country | Netherlands |
| City | Eindhoven |
| Period | 12/11/19 → 12/11/19 |
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Personalizing motivational strategies. / Valk, Carlijn A.L.; Lovei, Peter; Cornelis, Hubert; Chuang , Yaliang; Visser, Thomas; Pu, Pearl; Lu, Yuan.
2019. Poster session presented at Data Science Summit 2019, Eindhoven, Netherlands.Research output: Contribution to conference › Poster › Academic
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T1 - Personalizing motivational strategies
AU - Valk, Carlijn A.L.
AU - Lovei, Peter
AU - Cornelis, Hubert
AU - Chuang , Yaliang
AU - Visser, Thomas
AU - Pu, Pearl
AU - Lu, Yuan
PY - 2019/11/12
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N2 - Design for behaviour change (BC) has the potential to motivate olderadults to increase their physical activity and enjoy the health benefitshereof. Despite this potential, there is a lack of knowledge about howto profile users, to most effectively personalize strategies, which isdetrimental to the overall effectiveness of these BC solutions. Thus weconducted a random control trial in which the effects of two BCstrategies, implemented in two otherwise similar mobile applications,are compared. From the statistical analysis of the measured step dataand the collected survey data, we were able to create motivationprofiles for BC by triangulating an individual’s contextual, behaviouraland psychological factors. Here we share an overview of our approach.In this way we aim to inform designers doing important work in the fieldof BC toward increased physical activity.
AB - Design for behaviour change (BC) has the potential to motivate olderadults to increase their physical activity and enjoy the health benefitshereof. Despite this potential, there is a lack of knowledge about howto profile users, to most effectively personalize strategies, which isdetrimental to the overall effectiveness of these BC solutions. Thus weconducted a random control trial in which the effects of two BCstrategies, implemented in two otherwise similar mobile applications,are compared. From the statistical analysis of the measured step dataand the collected survey data, we were able to create motivationprofiles for BC by triangulating an individual’s contextual, behaviouraland psychological factors. Here we share an overview of our approach.In this way we aim to inform designers doing important work in the fieldof BC toward increased physical activity.
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