How Mobile App Design Impacts User Responses to Mixed Self-Tracking Outcomes: Randomized Online Experiment to Explore the Role of Spatial Distance for Hedonic Editing

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Villasana MV, Pires IM, Sá J, Garcia NM, Zdravevski E, Chorbev I, Lameski P, Flórez-Revuelta F. Mobile Applications for the Promotion and Support of Healthy Nutrition and Physical Activity Habits: A Systematic Review, Extraction of Features and Taxonomy Proposal. The Open Bioinformatics Journal 2019;13(1):50
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Villasana MV, Pires IM, Sá J, Garcia NM, Zdravevski E, Chorbev I, Lameski P, Flórez-Revuelta F. Mobile Applications for the Promotion and Support of Healthy Nutrition and Physical Activity Habits: A Systematic Review, Extraction of Features and Taxonomy Proposal. The Open Bioinformatics Journal 2019;12(1):50
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