Design Strategies for Youth-Focused Pervasive Social Health Games

Andrew Miller · Jessica Annette Pater · Elizabeth D. Mynatt

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Adolescent obesity is an increasing challenge, and pervasive social health games hold much promise for promoting sustained healthy behaviors. Researchers and designers of these systems have many potential theories and existing best practices at their disposal. Our study, grounded in participatory de

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