Desire architecture
Behavior change theory
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Desire, Behavior Change, Gamification, Interface, FeedbackAbstract
People can change their behavior and wants to change it rapidly to acquire the benefits. This generates a need for a behavior change theory connected with their desire and this can be mediated by a manager. Gamification is a process that guide a person to Flow experience througth intuitive identification of individual’s gameful profile. Hence, this paper formulates the Desire Architeture Theory – a gamify process - which aims to acceletate the user behavior change based a user desire activation
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