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On the Convergence of Affective and Persuasive Technologies in Computer-Mediated Health-Care Systems

2015

This paper offers a portrayal of how affective computing and persuasive technologies can converge into an effective tool for interfacing biomedical engineering with behavioral sciences and medicine. We describe the characteristics, features, applications, present state of the art, perspectives, and trends of both streams of research. In particular, these streams are analyzed in light of the potential contribution of their convergence for improving computer-mediated health-care systems, by facilitating the modification of patients’ attitudes and behaviors, such as engagement and compliance. We propose a framework for future research in this emerging area, highlighting how key constructs and …

Knowledge managementSocial PsychologyBehavioural sciences02 engineering and technologyPersuasive technologyMultimodalityHealth care0202 electrical engineering electronic engineering information engineeringcomputer-mediated health careAffective computingaffective computingpersuasive technologylcsh:T58.5-58.64patient engagementbusiness.industrylcsh:Information technologyCommunication05 social sciences050301 education020207 software engineeringpatient motivationHuman-Computer InteractionCost reductionParadigm shiftConvergence (relationship)businessPsychology0503 education
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Theoretical approaches to behavior change in myofunctional therapy

1994

The effectiveness of myofunctional therapy depends not only on the quality of the individual exercises but also considerably on the patient's compliance. In this paper, factors are described which may decisively influence patients motivation to cooperate during treatment. Based on experience in dealing with patients, clinical studies and psychological knowledge, theoretical approaches to patient motivation are discussed, namely aspects of verbal communication, control, reward, behavior agreement as well as verbal self-control and self-reward.

Psychotherapistbusiness.industrymedia_common.quotation_subjectBehavior changeControl (management)Myofunctional TherapyGeneral MedicineCompliance (psychology)Nonverbal communicationMedicineQuality (business)Patient motivationbusinessmedia_commonIndividual exercisesInternational Journal of Orofacial Myology
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