BCSS 2025
Behavior Change Support Systems 2025

Table of Contents

Session 1: From Theories to Design Practice for BCSS

• Behavior Change Support Systems in the Era of Emerging Technologies 1-10
  Sharon Nabwire, Harri Oinas-Kukkonen
• Persuasive Systems Design and Self Determination Theory: Mapping System Features to Intervention Framework to Foster Motivation 11-28
  Piiastiina Tikka, Sanni Tiitinen, Sakari Ilomäki, Johanna Ruusuvuori, Harri Oinas-Kukkonen
• Investigating the Effects of Implicit and Explicit Personalization on Perceived Credibility 29-42
  Felix Nti Koranteng, Isaac Wiafe, Jaap Ham, Uwe Matzat
• Co-Designing a Multidomain Digital Toolkit to Support Cognitive Health in the Aging Dutch Population: Schouderklopje 43-58
  Nikita Sharma, Frodo Muijzer, G.D.S. Ludden

Session 2: BCSS Applications

• Designing a Digital Behavior Change Intervention for Online Grocery Stores: A Randomized Controlled Trial 59-71
  Leonie Manzke
• Do Metacognitive Strategies Work? Moodle as a BCSS Tool to Enhance Self-Regulated Learning Behavior in Software Engineering Students 73-83
  Md Sanaul Haque, Ashok Tripathi, Sian Lun Lau, Jari Porras
• Recommender Systems for Renewable Energy Communities: Tailoring LLM-Powered Recommendations to User Personal Values and Literacy 85-96
  Bianca Maria Deconcini, Giulia Coucourde, Luca Console, Malek Anouti, Giorgio Gaudio, Michele Visciola
• Is Technology Adoption More Than Just Utility? The Role of Social Bonding and Motivation in UTAUT 97-111
  Esther Federspiel, Leonie Däullary, Sebastian Müller, Frieder Loch

Session 3: Upholding Ethical Designs

• Assessing Trustworthiness in Persuasive Prototypes 113-123
  Parinda Rahman, Ifeoma Adaji
• Algorithmic Bias in Algorithm-Driven User Interfaces: Recommendations for Fairness 125-130
  Stanley E. Abhadiomhen, Kiemute Oyibo