Agent-based support for behavior change: Models and applications in health and safety domains

A. van Wissen

Agent-based support for behavior change: Models and applications in health and safety domains

A. van Wissen

Research output: PhD Thesis › PhD-Thesis - Research and graduation internal

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Original language	English
Qualification	PhD
Awarding Institution	Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam
Supervisors/Advisors	Treur, Jan, Supervisor Klein, Michel, Co-supervisor
Award date	25 Mar 2014
Publication status	Published - 2014

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Naam instelling promotie: VU Vrije Universiteit
Naam instelling onderzoek: VU Vrije Universiteit

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CoverFinal published version, 112 KB
Title pageFinal published version, 42.2 KB
Abstract dutchFinal published version, 64.3 KB
Abstract englishFinal published version, 44.7 KB
Table of contentsFinal published version, 43.1 KB
Hoofdstuk 1: IntroductionFinal published version, 238 KB
Hoofdstuk 2: A Computational Model for Therapy Adherence and Behavior ChangeFinal published version, 638 KB
Hoofdstuk 3: A Computational Model of Habit Learning to Enable Ambient Support for Lifestyle ChangeFinal published version, 879 KB
Hoofdstuk 4: Agent-Based Modeling of the Emergence of Collective States Based on Contagion of Individual States iFinal published version, 2.01 MB
Hoofdstuk 5: Contagion of Habitual Behavior in Social Networks: an Agent-Based ModelFinal published version, 6.45 MB
Hoofdstuk 6: A Computational Analysis of Emotions and Social Influence in LearningFinal published version, 2.46 MB
Hoofdstuk 7: Analysis and Support of Lifestyle via Emotions Using Social MediaFinal published version, 1.02 MB
Hoofdstuk 8: Intelligent Mobile Support for Therapy Adherence and Behavior ChangeFinal published version, 2.38 MB
Hoofdstuk 9: Autonomous e-Coaching in the Wild: Empirical Validation of a Model-Based Reasoning SystemFinal published version, 1.68 MB
Hoofdstuk 10: Human Involvement in e-Coaching: Effects on Effectiveness, Perceived Influence and TrustFinal published version, 245 KB
Hoofdstuk 11: Modeling Collective Decision Making in Groups and Crowds: Integrating Social Contagion and InteractiFinal published version, 5.34 MB
Hoofdstuk 12: Human-Agent Teamwork in Dynamic EnvironmentsFinal published version, 682 KB
End matterFinal published version, 163 KB
Appendix AFinal published version, 84.5 KB

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