Crumbs: Lightweight Daily Food Challenges to Promote Engagement and Mindfulness.

Daniel A Epstein, Felicia Cordeiro, James Fogarty, Gary Hsieh, Sean A Munson
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Many people struggle with efforts to make healthy behavior changes, such as healthy eating. Several existing approaches promote healthy eating, but present high barriers and yield limited engagement. As a lightweight alternative approach to promoting mindful eating, we introduce and examine crumbs: daily food challenges completed by consuming one food that meets the challenge. We examine crumbs through developing and deploying the iPhone application Food4Thought. In a 3-week field study with 61 participants, crumbs supported engagement and mindfulness while offering opportunities to learn about food. Our 2×2 study compared nutrition versus non-nutrition crumbs coupled with social versus non-social features. Nutrition crumbs often felt more purposeful to participants, but non-nutrition crumbs increased mindfulness more than nutrition crumbs. Social features helped sustain engagement and were important for engagement with non-nutrition crumbs. Social features also enabled learning about the variety of foods other people use to meet a challenge.

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面包屑:促进专注力和专注力的轻量级日常食物挑战。
很多人都在努力改变健康的行为,比如健康的饮食。一些现有的方法促进健康饮食,但存在很高的障碍,产生有限的参与。作为一种促进正念饮食的轻量级替代方法,我们介绍并研究了面包屑:通过食用一种满足挑战的食物来完成日常食物挑战。我们通过开发和部署iPhone应用Food4Thought来检查面包屑。在一项有61名参与者的为期三周的实地研究中,面包屑在提供了解食物的机会的同时,还能提高参与度和专注力。我们的2×2研究比较了营养和非营养碎屑以及社会和非社会特征。营养碎屑通常会让参与者感到更有目的性,但非营养碎屑比营养碎屑更能增强专注力。社交功能有助于维持用户粘性,对于非营养碎屑的用户粘性也很重要。社交功能还可以让玩家了解其他人用来应对挑战的各种食物。
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