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Proceedings of the 12th EAI International Conference on Pervasive Computing Technologies for Healthcare, 2018
The pervasive use of personal mobile devices provides an advantage for the delivery of a behavioral intervention anywhere and anytime. However, behavioral outcomes are dependent on adoption and sustained use of mobile-based interventions. Design approaches for engagement and feasibility of use in everyday life have been studied among the general ...
Gabriela Marcu +5 more
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The pervasive use of personal mobile devices provides an advantage for the delivery of a behavioral intervention anywhere and anytime. However, behavioral outcomes are dependent on adoption and sustained use of mobile-based interventions. Design approaches for engagement and feasibility of use in everyday life have been studied among the general ...
Gabriela Marcu +5 more
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Bounce trajectories with one Bounce point
Annali di Matematica Pura ed Applicata, 1991The author considers a mechanical system with a potential force in a connected bounded domain \(\Omega\) in \(\mathbb{R}^ n\) with \(C^ 2\)-smooth boundary. He obtains the condition under which for given points \(A,B\in \Omega\) and \(T>0\) there exists a trajectory \(\gamma\) of the system ``bouncing'' exactly one time from the boundary and such that \
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Proceedings of the 2016 CHI Conference Extended Abstracts on Human Factors in Computing Systems, 2016
Behavior change theories are often applied to the design of technologies for improving health and wellness. However, researchers commonly apply these theories too narrowly or too broadly, resulting in a design process that does not account for the complexities of behavior change.
Meghan M. Plank, Nishtha H. Dalal
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Behavior change theories are often applied to the design of technologies for improving health and wellness. However, researchers commonly apply these theories too narrowly or too broadly, resulting in a design process that does not account for the complexities of behavior change.
Meghan M. Plank, Nishtha H. Dalal
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Perfect Quantum Cosmological Bounce [PDF]
Physical Review Letters, 2016 5 pages, revtex, APS style, 1 figure.
Steffen Gielen
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Bounce back- bounce forward: Midwifery students experience of resilience
Nurse Education in Practice, 2019Resilience is considered a vital characteristic and has gained attention in midwifery practice and education. In particular, midwifery students face challenges during their education in both academic and clinical components of the program. There is need for greater understanding and strategies to develop resilience in the midwifery student population ...
Clohessy, Nicole +2 more
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2017
Have you noticed that every day, every hour, there is opportunity to bounce? It might be a funny expression from your dog, a clever image on a T- shirt, a surprising comment by a student, an endearing story from a colleague, or the sweet expression of a parent’s love. Each of these moments, and so many more, are provided for us all the time.
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Have you noticed that every day, every hour, there is opportunity to bounce? It might be a funny expression from your dog, a clever image on a T- shirt, a surprising comment by a student, an endearing story from a colleague, or the sweet expression of a parent’s love. Each of these moments, and so many more, are provided for us all the time.
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