An Initial Model of Persuasive Design in Web based Learning Environment

Daud, Nor Aziah; Muda, Zurina

doi:10.1016/j.protcy.2013.12.273

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“…Several studies have described how behaviour change support could be implemented to improve health management (13)(14)(15)(16). Behaviour change support systems are defined as "socio-technical information systems with psychological and behavioral outcomes designed to form, alter or reinforce attitudes, behaviours or an act of complying without using coercion or deception" (17) and such systems must be persuasive in nature; employing computer-human persuasion or computer-mediated persuasion.…”

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Persuasive system features in computer-mediated lifestyle modification interventions for physical activity

Win

Roberts

Oinas-Kukkonen

2018

Informatics for Health and Social Care

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Increasing physical activity has been identified as one of the most important factors in lifestyle modification. Previous studies have reported the effectiveness of using the Internet in motivating behavioural modifications of physical activities. The aim of this study is to identify the persuasive system features most frequently used in computermediated physical activities in the current literature. Materials and Method In this review, intervention studies were identified through a structured computerised search of PubMed, PsychInfo, and Web of Science. The results of the search were analysed using the Persuasive Systems Design (PSD) features identified by Oinas-Kukkonen and Harjumaa (2009). Results Thirty-eight articles were reviewed and the features of the physical activity interventions described were mapped to the identified facets of Persuasive Systems Design (PSD). The PSD features used most often by researchers in the studies considered in this research included: tailoring; tunnelling; reminders; trustworthiness; and expertise. The effectiveness of the interventions described in the studies was also compared. The stage of change theory was applied in several intervention studies and the importance of stage of change has been identified in effectiveness of persuasion towards physical activity. Research highlights • The persuasive systems design features commonly present in physical activity intervention studies were identified. • The tailoring, tunneling, reminders, trustworthiness and expertise features were used more frequently than others in promoting health behaviour change to increase physical activity. • The tailoring feature was frequently used in conjunction with features from the dialogue support category to encourage physical activity in online applications. • The social support category was not discussed widely in physical activity intervention studies. • The effectiveness of computer-mediated lifestyle modification interventions for physical activity was gauged.

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Persuasive system features in computer-mediated lifestyle modification interventions for physical activity

Win

Roberts

Oinas-Kukkonen

2018

Informatics for Health and Social Care

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“…The PSD model is found to be the most recent and precise model with respect to the other frameworks for persuasive design. At the same time, [26] states that the "PSD model does not yet provide a comprehensive list of persuasive features". The facts motivated me to work on the PSD model for determining more persuasive features.…”

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Health Monitoring Apps: An Evaluation of the Persuasive System Design Model for Human Wellbeing

Hussian,

Mateen,

Amin

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In the current era of ubiquitous computing and mobile technology, almost all human beings use various self-monitoring applications. Mobile applications could be the best health assistant for safety and adopting a healthy lifestyle. Therefore, persuasive designing is a compulsory element for designing such apps. A popular model for persuasive design named the Persuasive System Design (PSD) model is a generalized model for whole persuasive technologies. Any type of persuasive application could be designed using this model. Designing any special type of application using the PSD model could be difficult because of its generalized behavior which fails to provide moral support for users of health applications. There is a strong need to propose a customized and improved persuasive system design model for each category to overcome the issue. This study evaluates the PSD model and finds persuasive gaps in users of the Mobile Health Monitoring application, developed by following the PSD model. Furthermore, this study finds that users misunderstand health-related problems when using such apps. A misunderstanding of this nature can have serious consequences for the user’s life in some cases.

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“…Reduction and Tunneling features are incorporated when Tailoring intervention has been provided as tailored information or providing an activity would reduce user effort and bring them to the targeted behavior. Tailoring to the user group is more common than Personalization (5).…”

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“…Only a few of the articles explicitly addressed the impact of PSS for health behavior change on Quality, Safety, Cost, and Parity of care. Among those that did the dominant focus is on Safety (13); Parity (8), Quality (5), and Cost (4) are next, in that order.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…With advances in information technology, information systems can be used to interactively persuade people to modify their physical activity in desirable ways. Many previous studies have shown the effectiveness of information systems for behavior modification [3][4][5][6]. Computer-mediated lifestyle modification through persuasion and according to the consumers' needs has been identified as one of the strategies of health behavior change [7].…”

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Ontological Review of Persuasion Support Systems (PSS) for Health Behavior Change through Physical Activity

2019

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Persuasion Support Systems (PSS) for health behavior change can play an important role in promoting health and well-being through physical activity. It is an emerging application at the crossroad between information systems, persuasion, and healthcare. We propose an ontology to systematically and systemically describe the construct of PSS for health behavior change. The ontology deconstructs the construct into its constituent dimensions and elements, and assembles them into a complete, parsimonious description of the same. We then map the corpus of literature on PSS for health behavior change through physical activity onto the ontology. The resulting ontological map highlights the research topics that are highly-and lightly-emphasized, as well as those with little or no emphasis. It illuminates the landscape of research in the corpus; it highlights biases in emphases that can help and hinder the advancement of the corpus. It can be used to develop a roadmap for future research. AbstractPersuasion Support Systems (PSS) for health behavior change can play an important role in promoting health and well-being through physical activity. It is an emerging application at the crossroad between information systems, persuasion, and healthcare. We propose an ontology to systematically and systemically describe the construct of PSS for health behavior change. The ontology deconstructs the construct into its constituent dimensions and elements, and assembles them into a complete, parsimonious description of the same. We then map the corpus of literature on PSS for health behavior change through physical activity onto the ontology. The resulting ontological map highlights the research topics that are highly-and lightly-emphasized, as well as those with little or no emphasis. It illuminates the landscape of research in the corpus; it highlights biases in emphases that can help and hinder the advancement of the corpus. It can be used to develop a roadmap for future research.

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An Initial Model of Persuasive Design in Web based Learning Environment

Cited by 11 publications

References 16 publications

Persuasive system features in computer-mediated lifestyle modification interventions for physical activity

Persuasive system features in computer-mediated lifestyle modification interventions for physical activity

Health Monitoring Apps: An Evaluation of the Persuasive System Design Model for Human Wellbeing

Ontological Review of Persuasion Support Systems (PSS) for Health Behavior Change through Physical Activity

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