Things you don't want to know about yourself: ambivalence about tracking and sharing personal information for behaviour change
Things you don't want to know about yourself: ambivalence about tracking and sharing personal information for behaviour change
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您不想了解自己的事情：对于跟踪和共享个人信息以改变行为的矛盾心理
DOI：
10.1145/2414536.2414610
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2012
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R. Borland
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作者：
Bernd Ploderer;Wally Smith;S. Howard;Jon M. Pearce;R. Borland
便利收集和分享个人信息的技术可以满足人们增强自我认识的愿望，并帮助他们改变行为，但由于各种原因，人们也可能不愿意使用这种技术。本文探讨了这种紧张局势，通过在戒烟的背景下进行访谈研究。我们的研究结果表明，吸烟者和最近的戒烟者对他们的行为改变以及通过技术收集个人信息并与其他用户共享感到矛盾。最后，我们总结了从这种矛盾心理中产生的三个挑战以及解决这些挑战的方向。
Technologies that facilitate the collection and sharing of personal information can feed people's desire for enhanced self-knowledge and help them to change their behaviour, yet for various reasons people can also be reluctant to use such technologies. This paper explores this tension through an interview study in the context of smoking cessation. Our findings show that smokers and recent ex-smokers were ambivalent about their behaviour change as well as about collecting personal information through technology and sharing it with other users. We close with a summary of three challenges emerging from such ambivalence and directions to address them.