by Research Team | Oct 17, 2021 | Research Publications
Author(s): Amanda K. Greene Lisa M. Brownstone Abstract: In order to better understand the functional significance of pro-eating disorder (pro-ED) online spaces for users, the current study investigates identity performance as it plays out on pro-ED Tumblr and...
by Research Team | Aug 27, 2021 | Research Publications
Author(s): Jaimie Lee FreemanGina Neff Abstract: Adults’ digital self-tracking practices are relatively well studied, but these pre-existing models of digital self-tracking do not fit for how adolescents use these technologies. We apply the mechanisms-and-conditions...
by Research Team | May 3, 2021 | Research Publications
Author(s): Nediyana Daskalova Eindra Kyi Kevin Ouyang Arthur Borem Sally Chen Sung Hyun Park Nicole Nugent Jeff Huang Abstract: The ubiquity of self-tracking devices and smartphone apps has empowered people to collect data about themselves and try to self-improve....
by Research Team | May 1, 2021 | Research Publications
Author(s): Marit Bentvelzen Jasmin Niess Paweł W. Woźniak Abstract: Current personal informatics models consider reflection as an important stage in users’ journeys with trackers. However, these models describe reflection from a meta perspective and it remains unclear...
by Research Team | Dec 22, 2020 | Research Publications
Author(s): Yuhan Luo Chi Young Oh Beth St Jean Eun Kyoung Choe Abstract: Background: Although the use of patient-generated data (PGD) in the optimization of patient care shows great promise, little is known about whether patients who track their PGD necessarily share...
