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The framework used for this proposed study (Figure 2) is adapted from Nahum-Shani et al [26], which highlights 4 components including decision points, intervention options, tailoring variables, and decision rules. JITAIs often provide an intervention through a smartphone, wearable activity monitor, or both. The system automatically determines which intervention option, such as prompting an individual to set a goal to perform PA or prompting feedback about PA, could be helpful or especially effective.
JMIR Res Protoc 2024;13:e57699
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Subsequently, as described in a study by Nahum-Shani et al (unpublished data, 2021), we conducted a larger MRT (N=68) of SARA with youth reporting past-month binge drinking or cannabis use to further refine the SARA app. Using data from this MRT, we assessed the proximal effect of delivering theory-based engagement strategies, including reciprocity and nonmonetary reinforcement of daily survey completion.
JMIR Mhealth Uhealth 2021;9(1):e24424
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