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The power of mobile notifications to increase wellbeing logging behavior
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EngineeringMobile InteractionMobile NotificationsWearable TechnologyFood IntakeProblematic Smartphone UseCommunicationPublic HealthTelehealthQuantified SelfBehavioral SciencesAssistive TechnologyMobile ComputingMobile SensingLife-loggingSocial ComputingHealth BehaviorHuman-computer InteractionHealth MonitoringPassive Mobile NotificationsTechnologyHealth InformaticsPassive NotificationsMobile Health
Self-logging is a critical component to many wellbeing systems. However, self-logging often is difficult to sustain at regular intervals over many weeks. We demonstrate the power of passive mobile notifications to increase logging of wellbeing data, particularly food intake, in a mobile health service. Adding notifications increased the frequency of logging from 12% in a one-month, ten-user pilot study without reminders to 63% in the full 60-user study with reminders included. We will discuss the benefits of passive notifications over existing interruptive methods.
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