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Efficacy of a context-aware mobile app with adaptive feedback for promoting behavioral change in problematic smartphone use: Evidence from a randomized controlled trial

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Sandy C. Li *
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Stella Cheung
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Ming Lui
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Andrew K.F. Lui
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Jackie W. W. Chan
DOI：10.1016/j.chb.2026.109033delete
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Abstract

Abstract

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• Context-aware adaptive feedback intervention effectively reduced smartphone usage. • Adaptive feedback treatment enhanced biopsychosocial well-being. • Adaptive feedback treatment enhanced self-regulation in smartphone use. • Adaptive feedback treatment reduced problematic smartphone use (PSU). • High PSU lessened the positive effect of BPS on reducing phone usage.
Keywords:
smartphone usage
adaptive feedback
behavioral change
problematic smartphone use
biopsychosocial well-being

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Computers in Human Behavior cover
Computers in Human Behavior
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