A framework for design and development of persuasive mobile systems

Murillo-Muñoz, Fernanda; Vazquez-Briseno, Mabel; Cota, Christian Xavier Navarro; Hipólito, Juan Iván Nieto

doi:10.1109/conielecomp.2018.8327176

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“…It was noted that the PSD model proposed by Oinas-Kukkonen and Harjumaa [ 13 ] was generally present in other frameworks, as with Wiafe and colleagues [ 19 ], Murillo-Munoz and colleagues [ 23 ], and Alpay and colleagues [ 24 ]. This highlights the influential role of the PSD model in the development of persuasive systems.…”

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confidence: 86%

“…Murillo-Munoz and colleagues [ 23 ] presented a framework combining 3 methodologies: Rapid Contextual Design (RCD), the PSD model, and Extreme Programming (XP). This structured framework presents a step-by-step process for the design of persuasive systems:…”

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“…However, Wiafe and colleagues applied the PSD model in its original form, suggesting that any limitations inherent to the PSD model could similarly impact the U-FADE framework. Like U-FADE, the frameworks proposed by Murillo-Munoz and colleagues [ 23 ] and Alpay and colleagues [ 24 ] also utilize the PSD model without proposing enhancements. Additionally, the design process proposed by Murillo-Munoz and colleagues is rather long and complex.…”

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Persuasive technologies design for mental and behavioral health platforms: A scoping literature review

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Mutter

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This review investigates persuasive design frameworks within eHealth, concentrating on methodologies, their prevalence in mental and behavioral health applications, and identifying current research gaps. An extensive search was conducted across 8 databases, focusing on English publications with full text available. The search prioritized primary research articles, post-2011 applications, and eHealth platforms emphasizing treatment or support. The inclusion process was iterative, involving multiple authors, and relied on detailed criteria to ensure the relevance and contemporaneity of selected works. The final review set comprised 161 articles, providing an overview of persuasive design frameworks in eHealth. The review highlights the state of the art in the domain, emphasizing the utilization and effectiveness of these frameworks in eHealth platforms. This review details the restricted adoption of persuasive design frameworks within the field of eHealth, particularly in the mental and behavioral sectors. Predominant gaps include the scarcity of comparative evaluations, the underrepresentation of tailored interventions, and the unclear influence of persuasive components on user experience. There is a notable requirement for further scrutiny and refinement of persuasive design frameworks. Addressing these concerns promises a more substantial foundation for persuasive design in eHealth, potentially enhancing user commitment and platform efficiency.

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“…To design and implement the MPS, we adopted the methodology proposed by [34] that discuss and address stages such as persuasive system design and interactive system design. We relied on this methodology to design our system.…”

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Development of an e-Coaching Framework to Promote Sleep Hygiene Using Machine Learning

2021

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<p class="Abstract">Computational sciences have gradually allowed scientists to develop novel technological projects to promote a healthy way of life. Most efforts have focus in promoting healthy diets and physical activity. Sleeping is also a crucial activity for humans. Poor sleep quality has adverse effects on health and might lead to physical and mental deterioration. Many computer systems have been used to measure sleep quantity and quality; however, there are few efforts to guide users about aspects that can influence sleeping. Sleep hygiene is a concept that allows controlling sleep-related habits and promoting good sleep quality; unfortunately, modern lifestyles can cause people to adopt wrong habits without being aware of their impact on sleep quality. This work describes a framework developed to guide user’s during the day in order to achieve good sleep quality during sleep time. A set of sleep hygiene factors (SHFs) intended to control hours before going to sleep was defined. The framework identifies personal SHFs using machine learning algorithms; furthermore, a new algorithm was designed to improve results. The framework also includes a mobile persuasive system to encourage users to control personal SHFs.</p>

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“…Also Stibe, in his research, uses 7 principles (from those already proposed by Oinas) in a framework to design socially influencer systems. Recent works toward the persuasive design frameworks have addressed the sustainability transformation toward wellbeing [8], the process of developing persuasive mobile systems [9] among others. The comparison among these works was made in a previous work [4], showing the points in common and the differences among these researches; additionally, we suggested new aspects to be considered according to the contemporary demands, e.g.…”

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Designing Socially-Aware Persuasive Systems: a Proposed Framework

Espinoza¹,

Baranauskas²

2020

Anais Do Seminário Integrado De Software E Hardware (SEMISH 2020)

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Every designer wants their computer systems design to be used by their target audiences. However, the lack of formal support from the persuasive design approaches often leads their projects to fail. In this work we propose a framework with methods, artifacts, tools and steps as a guide to design persua-sive technologies, drawing on the socially- aware design perspective. A case study briefly presented illustrates the use of the framework. Results suggest potential benefits of the proposed framework.

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A framework for design and development of persuasive mobile systems

Cited by 8 publications

References 7 publications

Persuasive technologies design for mental and behavioral health platforms: A scoping literature review

Persuasive technologies design for mental and behavioral health platforms: A scoping literature review

Development of an e-Coaching Framework to Promote Sleep Hygiene Using Machine Learning

Designing Socially-Aware Persuasive Systems: a Proposed Framework

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