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Behavior Change Model for Persuasive Computing

Posted by vgondi on July 31st 2003 to










Persuasive Computing
 Behavior Change Model for Persuasive Computing,

Interaction Designer, User Interface Design Studio, House_n Media Lab,
MIT.

A theoretical model to change user behavior by creating effective interventions. Chore motivation is used as an example to show how the persuasive computing model can be used.



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One Response to “Behavior Change Model for Persuasive Computing”

  1. Guildford
    January 14th, 2010 | 2:18 am

    Thanks to share the pdf version here. I like it.

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