Contextual Targeting in mHealth Apps: Harnessing Weather Information and Message Framing to Increase Physical Activity
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DOI: 10.1287/isre.2020.0119
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mobile health; hypercontextual targeting; weather; framing; mood as a resource; physical activity; randomized field experiment;All these keywords.
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