Digital behaviour change interventions, particularly those using pervasive computing
technology, hold great promise in supporting users to change their behaviour. However …

This paper explores the roots of human–computer interaction as a discipline, the various
trends which have marked its development, and some of the current and future challenges …

Many mobile applications use push notifications and reminders to explicitly educate, remind,
and motivate users to perform healthy behaviors. However, users do not always act …

Implementation intentions,'if-then'plans where'if's are contextual cues and'then's are specific
goal-related behaviours, hold much promise as an effective behaviour change technique to …

Many users take advantage of digital self-control tools to self-regulate their device usage
through interventions such as timers and lockout mechanisms. One of the major challenges …

In response to research concerns that smartphone usage negatively impacts intimate
relationships, this paper presents a study exploring how design can encourage smartphone …

Subliminal priming has the potential to influence people's attitudes and behaviour, making
them prefer certain choices over others. Yet little research has explored its feasibility on …

This paper aims to stimulate discussion about the need for and possible incarnations of anti-
advert technology. Advertisers are increasingly using pervasive and nonconscious routes to …

Forgetfulness is one of the main causes of unintentional non-adherence. While different
types of adherence technologies exist that aim to address this issue, people still forget to …

Cognitive Bias Modification (CBM) techniques show promise in psychology as an attitude,
affect and/or behaviour change technique, but have yet to be implemented or evaluated …