Modern cognitive psychology theories such as Dual Process Theory suggest that the source of much habitual behaviour is the nonconscious. Despite this, most behaviour change interventions using technology (BCITs) focus on conscious strategies to change people’s behaviour. We propose an alternative avenue of research, which focuses on understanding how best to directly target the nonconscious via mobile devices in real-life situations to achieve behaviour change
Abstract The skyrocketing costs of healthcare, the obesity epidemic, and the rapid ageing of the glo...
Health interventions aim to influence behavior by creating healthy habits that substitute existing u...
While mobile devices have become ubiquitous, illnesses derived from poor lifestyle habits are on th...
Introducing new technology inherently changes the way people behave. Often there are unintended cons...
With the growing role the smartphone technology is gaining in our daily life the concerned voices ab...
BACKGROUND: There has been a recent proliferation in the development of smartphone applications (app...
There is mounting evidence that sedentary lifestyles can seriously impact on health, contributing to...
Introduction: Access to the internet and the proliferation of mobile phones has resulted in a rising...
The aim of this workshop is to provide a focal point for research and technology dedicated to persua...
The widespread use of smartphones makes effective therapies such as cognitive-behavioural therapy (C...
The negative effects of transport in terms of pollution, congestion and climate change has urged the...
Abstract Behavioural change interventions represent a powerful means for tackling a number of health...
Extensive cohort studies show that physical inactivity is likely to have negative consequences for o...
People spend large parts of their everyday life using their smartphones. Despite various advantages ...
Increasing evidence has shown that theory-based health behavior change interventions are more effect...
Abstract The skyrocketing costs of healthcare, the obesity epidemic, and the rapid ageing of the glo...
Health interventions aim to influence behavior by creating healthy habits that substitute existing u...
While mobile devices have become ubiquitous, illnesses derived from poor lifestyle habits are on th...
Introducing new technology inherently changes the way people behave. Often there are unintended cons...
With the growing role the smartphone technology is gaining in our daily life the concerned voices ab...
BACKGROUND: There has been a recent proliferation in the development of smartphone applications (app...
There is mounting evidence that sedentary lifestyles can seriously impact on health, contributing to...
Introduction: Access to the internet and the proliferation of mobile phones has resulted in a rising...
The aim of this workshop is to provide a focal point for research and technology dedicated to persua...
The widespread use of smartphones makes effective therapies such as cognitive-behavioural therapy (C...
The negative effects of transport in terms of pollution, congestion and climate change has urged the...
Abstract Behavioural change interventions represent a powerful means for tackling a number of health...
Extensive cohort studies show that physical inactivity is likely to have negative consequences for o...
People spend large parts of their everyday life using their smartphones. Despite various advantages ...
Increasing evidence has shown that theory-based health behavior change interventions are more effect...
Abstract The skyrocketing costs of healthcare, the obesity epidemic, and the rapid ageing of the glo...
Health interventions aim to influence behavior by creating healthy habits that substitute existing u...
While mobile devices have become ubiquitous, illnesses derived from poor lifestyle habits are on th...