Disrupting Viral Transmission by Facilitating Guided Self-Regulation

Jeffrey Sweeney; Peter Vervest

Disrupting Viral Transmission by Facilitating Guided Self-Regulation

Jeffrey Sweeney^*, Peter Vervest

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Department of Technology and Operations Management

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Abstract

Given a greater need for digital technologies that guide individual behavior during pandemics, this paper follows the Design Science Research (DSR) method to present a framework that conceptualizes viral transmission as a communication process occurring between human actors and introduces guided self-regulation as a possible means to disrupt this process. This paper contributes to DSR by providing a conceptual artifact that may be used to design, develop, and evaluate digital technologies in this important area of research.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Proceedings of the Forty-Second International Conference on Information Systems, Austin
Publisher	Association for Information Systems
Publication status	Published - 2021

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Disrupting Viral Transmission by Facilitating Guided Self-Regulation

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