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This document discusses the design of a positive psychology intervention using metaphor to motivate behavior change. It describes how design can help address societal challenges by making interventions more desirable and effective. The intervention discussed uses a metaphor of a journey to design an online program for teachers to lead a flourishing life. Several concepts were developed and tested with users through co-creation. Evaluation of a prototype found it was challenging and motivating though some elements needed more explanation. The next steps are to further develop the prototype and conduct a randomized controlled trial.
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This document summarizes a study on a positive psychology intervention to help new graduates improve their employability. The intervention involved teaching students to write competence-based CVs by describing their cognitive, psycho-motor, and affective skills. Students reported gains in understanding how to present work-related competence, confidence in writing CVs, and motivation to achieve their goals. The discussion concludes that the intervention enhanced students' employability by helping them find meaning in their skills and translate their potential to recruiters.
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Our Movement is not new; it is the same as it was for Freedom, Justice, and Equality since we were labeled as slaves. However, this movement at its core must entail economics.
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This is the same movement because none of the previous movements, such as boycotts, were ever completed. For some, maybe, but for the most part, it’s just a place to keep your stable until you’re ready to assimilate them into your system. The rest of the crabs are left in the world’s worst parts, begging for scraps.
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- 2. Design for behaviour change Addressing societal challenges by using the power of design . Social design Design for sustainability Design for health Persuasive technology Design for healthy behaviour ECPP 2014 - Geke Ludden
- 3. THIS IS YOUR LIFE! BACKGROUND – DESIGN OF BCSS Issues with reach and adherence of BCSS. •Reach: limited target groups are reached. •Adherence: interventions are not used long enough / intensively enough A better design could create products and services that not only satisfy a function or solve a problem, but that are also desirable, aspirational, compelling and delightful (Burns et al 2006). ECPP 2014 - Geke Ludden
- 4. THIS IS YOUR LIFE! ROLE OF DESIGN IN BCSS ECPP 2014 - Geke Ludden
- 5. THIS IS YOUR LIFE! THREE DESIGN TOOLS Design tools: (not yet used for the design of BCSS) 1. Use of metaphors 2. (alternative) Design of information: (multi)modality & specificity 3. Personalization (Ludden, G.D.S., van Rompay T. J. L., Kelders, S. M. & van Gemert-Pijnen, J.E.W.C. Improving wellbeing through technology: design for reach and adherence. Submitted). ECPP 2014 - Geke Ludden
- 6. THIS IS YOUR LIFE! USING METAPHOR TO MOTIVATE Metaphor: (language) Used as a design tool in product design and interaction design Used by designers to create / transfer meaning. (from source to target) Can also be used to transfer motivating element from source to target. Danese Milano Dulcinea terra ECPP 2014 - Geke Ludden
- 7. THIS IS YOUR LIFE! USING METAPHOR TO MOTIVATE . ECPP 2014 - Geke Ludden
- 8. THIS IS YOUR LIFE POSITIVE PSYCHOLOGY INTERVENTION Project: design of an online intervention that helps primary school teachers to lead a flourishing life. Based on theory and exercises in: Voluit leven – Ernst Bohlmeier & Monique Hulsbergen ECPP 2014 - Geke Ludden
- 9. THIS IS YOUR LIFE! DESIGN PROCESS Use of metaphor + User centered design approach: -Day in the life -Evaluation of POI’s -Co-creation Final Design & Evaluation Co- creation Ideation ECPP 2014 - Geke Ludden
- 10. THIS IS YOUR LIFE! CONCEPTS Concept 1: library ECPP 2014 - Geke Ludden
- 11. THIS IS YOUR LIFE CONCEPTS Concept 2: tree of life ECPP 2014 - Geke Ludden
- 12. THIS IS YOUR LIFE! CONCEPTS Concept 3: journey ECPP 2014 - Geke Ludden
- 13. THIS IS YOUR LIFE! FINAL DESIGN Final design: ECPP 2014 - Geke Ludden
- 14. THIS IS YOUR LIFE! FINAL DESIGN Final design: ECPP 2014 - Geke Ludden
- 15. THIS IS YOUR LIFE! EVALUATION Evaluation of prototype: (N=13, 3 M, mean age = 38) -First impression -10 mins use of prototype Positive: challenging, motivating, users would like to continue using this intervention Negative: too many elements, explanation needed. Next steps: - further developement of prototype - RCT ECPP 2014 - Geke Ludden
- 16. THANK YOU! ECPP 2014 - Geke Ludden