2013 · 327 citations · 55 references
Public HealthBehavioral SciencesPsychologyBehavior AnalysisBehavior Change TheoryBehavioral HealthBehaviorBehavior ChangeBehavior Change SupportBehavioral ChangeBehavioral InterventionsBehavior Change InterventionsBehavior Change ModelsBehavior Change Support SystemsBehavior Change TechniquesHealth Behavior ChangeSustainable Behavior ChangeTheoretical Terms
Researchers in HCI and behavioral science are increasingly exploring the use of technology to support behavior change in domains such as health and sustainability. This work, however, remain largely siloed within the two communities. We begin to address this silo problem by attempting to build a bridge between the two disciplines at the level of behavioral theory. Specifically, we define core theoretical terms to create shared understanding about what theory is, discuss ways in which behavioral theory can be used to inform research on behavior change technologies, identify shortcomings in current behavioral theories, and outline ways in which HCI researchers can not only interpret and utilize behavioral science theories but also contribute to improving them.
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