Maria Chasandra
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Maria Chasandra’s research sits at the intersection of digital health, behavioral psychology, and human-computer interaction, with a particular focus on how wearable technology shapes health behaviors. Her most cited work, “Activity Trackers Influencing Motivation and Awareness: Study Among Fitness Centre Members” (2017), explores how fitness trackers impact users’ intrinsic motivation and self-awareness, offering critical insights into the psychological mechanisms behind sustained physical activity. This study, presented at the prestigious Bled eConference—a landmark event celebrating its 30th anniversary in 2017 and recognized as the oldest and most influential conference in electronic interactions—highlights Chasandra’s ability to bridge theoretical frameworks with practical, real-world applications. While her citation count is modest, her work contributes to a growing body of literature on digital self-monitoring and its nuanced effects on user engagement. Chasandra’s research is particularly valuable for designers and health practitioners seeking to optimize wearable technology for long-term behavioral change, making her a thoughtful voice in the evolving dialogue on technology-driven wellness.
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