Providing Adaptive Health Updates Across the Personal Social Network

Figures & data

FIGURE 1. Participant profile for studies conducted.

FIGURE 2. Structure of personal social network (abridged) showing membership size.

FIGURE 3. Knowledge acquisition study: Characteristics of participants.

FIGURE 4. Knowledge acquisition study: Participants' experiences.

FIGURE 5. Knowledge acquisition study: Sharing information.

FIGURE 6. Screen shot of sample text about baby and mother, without adaptation to recipient.

FIGURE 7. Mother's descriptions of personae.

FIGURE 8. Sentence choice for female sympathy group member.

FIGURE 9. Characteristics of participants in formative evaluation.

FIGURE 10. Formative evaluation: Information shared, by hierarchy layer and gender.

FIGURE 11. Formative evaluation: Information shared about the baby, by hierarchy layer and gender

FIGURE 12. Formative evaluation: Information shared about the mother, by hierarchy layer and gender.

FIGURE 13. Formative evaluation: Information shared about the NNU, and signature, by hierarchy layer and gender.

FIGURE 14. Participants' willingness to share photos with network member.

FIGURE 15. Message adapted for male clan member.

FIGURE 16. Message adapted for female clan member.

FIGURE 17. Message adapted for female sympathy group member.

FIGURE 18. Message adapted for female support clique member.

FIGURE 19. Summative evaluation: Message choice.

FIGURE 20. Summative evaluation: Characteristics of participants

FIGURE 21. BabyTalk-Clan: Adding family and friends.

FIGURE 22. BabyTalk-Clan: Sending messages.

FIGURE 23. BabyTalk-Clan: What help do you want?

FIGURE 24. Summative evaluation: Model of text.

FIGURE 25. Summative evaluation: Usefulness of tool features by social network hierarchy layer.

FIGURE 26. Message for clan member.

FIGURE 27. Message for sympathy group member, without an invitation to visit.

FIGURE 28. Message for support clique member, good news only, & invitation to visit.