This is a talk I gave at CHI'13 (chi2013.acm.org). In it, my co-authors and I delineate ways to interpret, use, and develop behavioral theory within an HCI context.
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1. Mind the Theoretical Gap: Interpreting, Using, and
Developing Behavioral Theory in HCI Research
Predrag Klasnja
Assistant Prof, iSchool
U. of Michigan
klasnja@umich.edu
Jon Froehlich
Assistant Prof, CS
U. of Maryland
jonf@cs.umd.edu
Matthew Buman
Assistant Prof, Nutrition &
Health Promotion
Arizona State University
mbuman@asu.edu
Eric Hekler
Assistant Prof, Nutrition &
Health Promotion
Arizona State University
ehekler@asu.edu
4. HCI/Design
The design and
creation of useful
and usable
technologies and
interactions.
Behavioral Science
The systematic search
for generalizable truths
about behavior to
create effective
interventions.
Goal
flickr Amyn Kassam
19. …despite our best efforts, forums,
message boards, and chat rooms are
rarely used in Internet interventions.
Bennett GG, Glasgow RE. Annu Rev Public Health 2009 Apr 29;30:273-292.
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25. Moving Forward
Paper can be found at ACM Digital Library or designinghealth.org
To find behavioral scientists, come to the
Society of Behavioral Medicine, www.sbm.org
and join the behavioral informatics SIG!
Two CHI people, Tim Bickmore and Eric Hekler
are co-chairs; email Eric!
26. HCI
The design and
creation of useful
and usable
technologies and
interactions.
Behavioral Science
The systematic search
for generalizable truths
about behavior to
create effective
interventions.
Goal
flickr Amyn Kassam
27. The design, creation, and evaluation of
useful and usable technologies to
effectively promote behavior change
for positive societal change.
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28. Predrag Klasnja
Assistant Prof, iSchool
U. of Michigan
klasnja@umich.edu
Jon Froehlich
Assistant Prof, CS
U. of Maryland
jonf@cs.umd.edu
Matthew Buman
Assistant Prof, Nutrition &
Health Promotion
Arizona State University
mbuman@asu.edu
Eric Hekler
Assistant Prof, Nutrition &
Health Promotion
Arizona State University
ehekler@asu.edu
@ehekler
Thank you!
Paper can be found at: designinghealth.org