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Mind the Theoretical Gap: Interpreting, Using, and Developing Behavioral Theory in HCI Research Predrag Klasnja Assistant Prof, iSchool U. of Michigan [email protected] Jon Froehlich Assistant Prof, CS U. of Maryland [email protected] Matthew Buman Assistant Prof, Nutrition & Health Promotion Arizona State University [email protected] Eric Hekler Assistant Prof, Nutrition & Health Promotion Arizona State University [email protected]

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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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Mind the Theoretical Gap: Interpreting, Using, and Developing Behavioral Theory in HCI Research

Predrag Klasnja Assistant Prof, iSchool U. of Michigan [email protected]

Jon Froehlich Assistant Prof, CS U. of Maryland [email protected]

Matthew Buman Assistant Prof, Nutrition & Health Promotion Arizona State University [email protected]

Eric Hekler Assistant Prof, Nutrition & Health Promotion Arizona State University [email protected]

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Prominence of Behavior Change Research in the Last 10 Years of CHI Proceedings

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Behavioral Science

HCI / Design

Behavior Change

Technologies

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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.

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HCI Uses of Behavioral Theory

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Inform Design

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HCI USES OF BEHAVIORAL THEORY

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Inform Design

System Features

Design Guidelines

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HCI USES OF BEHAVIORAL THEORY

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Guide Evaluation

Lee, M., Kiesler, S., and Forlizzi, J. (2011). CHI’11, 325-334.

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HCI USES OF BEHAVIORAL THEORY

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HCI USES OF BEHAVIORAL THEORY

Define Users

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Behavioral Methods

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Linda Collins, methodology.psu.edu

HCI USES OF BEHAVIORAL METHODS

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MOST HCI USES OF BEHAVIORAL METHODS

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Single Case Experimental Design

J. Dallery et al. 2013 Journal of Medical Internet Research, 15(2):e22

HCI USES OF BEHAVIORAL METHODS

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Behavioral Theory is Not Sacrosanct!

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Most behavioral theories explain only a small portion of variance

Flickr djwtwo SHORTCOMINGS OF BEHAVIORAL THEORY

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Lack of Falsification

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SHORTCOMINGS OF BEHAVIORAL THEORY

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SHORTCOMINGS OF BEHAVIORAL THEORY

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We need you!

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…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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HCI Contributions

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Improving Measures

Froehlich et al., HydroSense, UbiComp 2009

HCI CONTRIBUTIONS TO BEHAVIORAL THEORY

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Early-Stage Theoretical Fidelity

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HCI CONTRIBUTIONS TO BEHAVIORAL THEORY

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Early-Stage Theoretical Fidelity HCI CONTRIBUTIONS TO BEHAVIORAL THEORY

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Over the lifespan

Individual characteristics

Big Data & A/B Testing HCI CONTRIBUTIONS TO BEHAVIORAL THEORY

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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!

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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.

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flickr Amyn Kassam

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The design, creation, and evaluation of useful and usable technologies to effectively promote behavior change for positive societal change.

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Predrag Klasnja Assistant Prof, iSchool U. of Michigan [email protected]

Jon Froehlich Assistant Prof, CS U. of Maryland [email protected]

Matthew Buman Assistant Prof, Nutrition & Health Promotion Arizona State University [email protected]

Eric Hekler Assistant Prof, Nutrition & Health Promotion Arizona State University [email protected] @ehekler

Thank you!

Paper can be found at: designinghealth.org