Barriers to and Facilitators of Using a One Button Tracker and Web-Based Data Analytics Tool for Personal Science: Exploratory Study.
Tom H van de BeltAimee de CroonFaye FreriksThomas Blomseth ChristiansenJakob Eg LarsenMartijn De GrootPublished in: JMIR formative research (2022)
The low-effort, in-the-moment self-tracking of subjectively experienced phenomena has been shown to support personal knowledge gain and health behavior change for people with an interest in health promotion. After addressing barriers and formally validating the collected data, self-tracking devices may well be helpful for additional user types or health questions.