User-centered design for personalization

Comparing human and automated support for depression: Fractional factorial randomized controlled trial

“…Trust is widely considered to be important in whether people decide to accept information and advice on their health. Specifically, trust in the organization and in technology are seen as important factors that determine whether a person will use a website (Velsen, 2011). Trust was measured with two constructs: trust in the organization (4 items) and trust in the technology (4 items) (Velsen, 2011).…”

“…Specifically, trust in the organization and in technology are seen as important factors that determine whether a person will use a website (Velsen, 2011). Trust was measured with two constructs: trust in the organization (4 items) and trust in the technology (4 items) (Velsen, 2011). Satisfaction with a web-based intervention might predict adherence and was measured with 4 items on user friendliness, usefulness, recommending to others, and willingness to continue using the web-based intervention (Kelders, Van Gemert-Pijnen, Werkman, Nijland, & Seydel, 2011).…”

“…a shopping website shows recommended products based on the history of the user) and adaptability (e.g. a website provides the opportunity to show a self-chosen picture on your personal page) (Knutov, De Bra, & Pechenizkiy, 2009;Velsen, 2011).…”

Health Behavior Change Support Systems as a research discipline; A viewpoint

“…In both fields, the added value has been shown in different contexts (e.g. [74][75][76][77]). However, as the terms are used differently in these fields, it remains relatively hard to compare and integrate the results into a useful guideline for developing HBCSSs.…”