Studies in health technology and informatics · 2025
Shared Achievements: Exploring the Design of Gameful Collaborative Elements and Fostering Social Relatedness Through Team Effort Contributions in a Social Physical Activity Application.
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Young Faith, Alexandrovsky Dmitry, Wurhofer Daniela, Krah Eva-Maria, Smeddinck Jan D
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BACKGROUND: This paper explores the viable design of collaborative game elements to promote physical activity in the context of digital health interventions.
OBJECTIVES: We investigate the role of social relatedness in motivating users to engage in achieving step-count goals.
METHODS: The study utilised a minimalistic multiplayer step counter game called Shared Achievements, implementing group-based "collaborative effort" mechanics. Participants used the application with acquainted team members for two weeks.
RESULTS: Outcomes highlight the importance of communication and shared goals in fostering motivation and adherence. While group dynamics and social support enhanced engagement, challenges such as unequal contributions and competitive pressures were identified.
CONCLUSION: The study underscores the need for careful design considerations to balance competition and collaboration, suggesting digital health tools can benefit from social achievement mechanics and incorporating motivational strategies tailored to different user preferences.
OBJECTIVES: We investigate the role of social relatedness in motivating users to engage in achieving step-count goals.
METHODS: The study utilised a minimalistic multiplayer step counter game called Shared Achievements, implementing group-based "collaborative effort" mechanics. Participants used the application with acquainted team members for two weeks.
RESULTS: Outcomes highlight the importance of communication and shared goals in fostering motivation and adherence. While group dynamics and social support enhanced engagement, challenges such as unequal contributions and competitive pressures were identified.
CONCLUSION: The study underscores the need for careful design considerations to balance competition and collaboration, suggesting digital health tools can benefit from social achievement mechanics and incorporating motivational strategies tailored to different user preferences.