Understanding User Contexts and Coping Strategies for Context-aware Phone Distraction Management ...
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A mobile ESM app collects 9,000 in‑situ responses from 34 participants over three weeks and an online survey yields 231 user‑written if‑then rules; analysis uses multilevel linear regression and state‑diagramming. Results show individual differences predict perceived distraction more than location or activity, different users get distracted in different contexts, and users want selective handling of interruptions. Design components required are trigger conditions, filtering conditions, actions, and release conditions, and an end‑user programming interface supports personalized context‑aware distraction management.
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