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GUEST SPEAKER Dr. Dennis Richling
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Persuasion The Art and Science of Meaningful Engagement
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Healthcare Costs Today Chronic Disease Biometric Risks Risky Absent Healthy Behaviors Risky Present Problem Behaviors Absent Behaviors Problem Behaviors
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Persuasion is important to manage health Be healthier
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How do we persuade people? Educate them…
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How do we persuade people? Incent them…
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How do we persuade people? Reframe the message…
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How do we persuade people? Be a cheerleader…
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The message has been… INCREASE MOTIVATION
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Goal: Adopt Healthy Behaviors for the rest of their life
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How much motivation do we need? A new model… Dr. BJ Fogg Stanford Persuasion Technology Laboratory
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B = M AT Call to Action Motivation High Motivation Low Motivation Hard to doEasy to do Fogg Behavior Model Behavior Ability
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When do behaviors change? Epiphanies Change of context Psychological processes Make it easier
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Changing behaviors for life Epiphanies are rare Changing the context is complicated Psychological processes increase motivation in stages “Making it easier” can reach those with little motivation
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Exciting new research? Yes, but..
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B = M AT Motivation High Motivation Low Motivation Hard to doEasy to do Fogg Behavior Model Ability
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No panacea to change behavior Use multiple science-based disciplines Tailor it to the person Tailor it to the behavior Ride the motivational wave Achieving life long change often takes multiple steps
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