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Understanding Behavioral Dark Patterns of High BMI Individuals
Understanding how everyday behaviors influence body weight is essential for designing effective and personalized health interventions. Existing studies largely rely on self-reported questionnaires or limited sensing modalities, making it difficult to capture the temporal dynamics of daily behavior.
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