How habitual is everyday life? An ecological momentary assessment study

Our findings illustrate the pervasive influence of habit on everyday life. We recommend that techniques conducive to forming new habits and disrupting old habits be built into behavior change interventions to maximize effectiveness.

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Psychology and Health
Published
2025-09-18
DOI
https://doi.org/10.1080/08870446.2025.2561149
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1
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Behavioral Health and Interventions
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How habitual is everyday life? An ecological momentary assessment study

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How habitual is everyday life? An ecological momentary assessment study

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Abstract

Our findings illustrate the pervasive influence of habit on everyday life. We recommend that techniques conducive to forming new habits and disrupting old habits be built into behavior change interventions to maximize effectiveness.

Psychology and Health
University of South Carolina (US), United Nations Human Settlements Programme (KE), University of Surrey (GB), Department of Health Services (US), Central Queensland University (AU)
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