The information architecture of behavior change websites

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Abstract
The extraordinary growth in Internet use offers researchers important new opportunities to identify and test new ways to deliver effective behavior change programs. The information architecture (IA)-the structure of website information--is an important but often overlooked factor to consider when ad …
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Authors Danaher BG;McKay HG;Seeley JR;;
Journal Journal of medical Internet research
Year 2005
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