Making change stick: Facilitating habit change using a smartphone app

Dan Hughes, Poppy Boothroyd
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Achieving sustainable behaviour change ideally requires new positive habits to be developed. A key feature of successful habit change seems to be repeated practice (preferably daily). Research on using smartphone apps to facilitate habit change and encourage repeated practice shows promise but needs to be explored further in workplace context.This article explores the design and evaluation of a digital habit change exercise, delivered through a smartphone app, to help employees develop their Emotional Intelligence (EI). We share data about levels of user engagement in the exercise and the relationship between frequency of habit change practice and perceived improvement in the desired behaviour. The results from this initial evaluation suggest this is a promising approach which should be explored and enhanced further.
坚持改变:使用智能手机应用程序促进习惯的改变
理想地实现可持续的行为改变需要培养新的积极习惯。成功改变习惯的一个关键特征似乎是重复练习(最好是每天)。使用智能手机应用程序促进习惯改变和鼓励重复练习的研究显示出了希望,但需要在工作环境中进一步探索。本文探讨了通过智能手机应用程序提供的数字习惯改变练习的设计和评估,以帮助员工发展他们的情商(EI)。我们分享了用户在练习中的参与度,以及习惯改变练习的频率与预期行为的感知改善之间的关系。这一初步评价的结果表明,这是一种有希望的方法,应加以探索和进一步加强。
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