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University of Groningen

Health Self-Management Applications in the Workplace Bonvanie - Lenferink, Anne

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10.33612/diss.151661102

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Publication date: 2021

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Bonvanie - Lenferink, A. (2021). Health Self-Management Applications in the Workplace: Multidisciplinary studies on worker behaviour and autonomy. University of Groningen, SOM research school.

https://doi.org/10.33612/diss.151661102

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Appendix 1: Examples of feedback messages

Performance feedback condition

Feedback on request (available through the Fitbit One): - Current daily step count

- Current number of stairs taken

- Estimated number of calories burned today - Estimated distance walked today

Feedback by e-mail (sent on average once a week): - Daily step count for the last 7 days

- Daily number of stairs taken for the last 7 days

- Number of minutes per day of daily activity (low, medium or high intensity)

Developmental feedback condition

Feedback on request (available through the Fitbit One): - Current daily step count

- Current number of stairs taken

- Estimated number of calories burned today - Estimated distance walked today

Feedback by e-mail (sent on average once a week): - Daily step count for the last 7 days

- Daily number of stairs taken for the last 7 days

- Number of minutes per day of daily activity (low, medium or high intensity)

Added in week 1:

- Information on low, medium and high intensity activity o Feedback on activity levels

o Advice on how to alter activity levels

o Link to website with more information about these activity levels

Added in week 2:

- Information on medium intensity activity and increasing physical activity

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Appendix

157 o Information about activities that are of medium intensity o Advice on how to set goals and reach goals regarding

physical activity levels

Added in week 3:

- Information on high intensity activity and exercising together o Feedback on high intensity activity level

o Information on how exercising with others can affect and

improve behaviour

o Link to website where people can find a ‘Beweegmaatje’ (someone to exercise with)

Added in week 4:

- Information on continuing behavioural change o Feedback on activity levels

o Information on how to persist behavioural change

o Mitigation strategies to avoid risks that keep one from exercising

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