Acknowledgment Correction of: Impact of Game-Inspired Infographics on User Engagement and Information Processing in an eHealth Program

Correction to "Impact of Game-Inspired Infographics on User Engagement and Information Processing in an eHealth Program"

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UNC Libraries
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2025-09-16
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https://doi.org/10.17615/af98-js88
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Technology Adoption and User Behaviour
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Acknowledgment Correction of: Impact of Game-Inspired Infographics on User Engagement and Information Processing in an eHealth Program

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Acknowledgment Correction of: Impact of Game-Inspired Infographics on User Engagement and Information Processing in an eHealth Program

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Correction to "Impact of Game-Inspired Infographics on User Engagement and Information Processing in an eHealth Program"

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