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. 2020 Nov 30;22(11):e22598. doi: 10.2196/22598

Table 4.

Identified persuasive system design principles supporting end user values.

Persuasive system design principles Key values

V1a V2b V3c V4d V5e V6f V7g V8h
Primary task support

Reduction i j

Tunneling

Tailoringk,l,m

Personalizationk,l,m

Self-monitoringk,l,m,n

Simulationl

Rehearsal
Dialog support

Praisek,m

Rewardsm

Remindersl

Suggestionsk

Similarity

Liking

Social role
System credibility support

Trustworthiness

Expertise

Surface credibility

Real-world feel

Authority

Third-party endorsements

Verifiability
Social support

Social learning

Social comparison

Normative influence

Social facilitation

Cooperation

Competition

Recognition
Otherso

Feedbackk,l,m,n

Goal settingk,l,m,n

Social supportk,m,n

aV1: personalized care.

bV2: feel supported.

cV3: positive self-image.

dV4: health.

eV5: happiness.

fV6: motivation.

gV7: autonomy.

hV8: self-management.

iIdentified PSD principles supporting the key values.

jNot identified PSD principles supporting the key values.

kThe most frequently identified persuasive system design principles in relation to key values in this study.

lMost frequently applied persuasive system design principles in weight loss maintenance, identified in the previous scoping review [23].

mPersuasive system design principles mentioned applied to stimulate motivation and/or adherence in weight loss maintenance, identified in the previous scoping review [23].

nPersuasive system design principles included in eHealth interventions that found significant effects for weight loss maintenance, identified in the previous scoping review [23].

oPersuasive principles added from the scoping review[23].