Impacts of Personalized Sensor Feedback Regarding Exposure to Environmental Stressors

Abstract Feedback on personal exposure to air pollution, noise or extreme temperatures through wearable sensors installed at home in the workplace can offer information that might motivate behaviours mitigate exposure. As measurement devices are becoming increasingly accessible, it is important evaluate effects of such human perception and behaviour. We conducted a systematic literature research identified 33 studies, analysing feedback temperatures. was given reports including different forms visualization, in-person over telephone, directly sensor phone app. The led behaviour changes particularly for temperature while findings adaptation avoid pollution were mixed. Most studies reported increased awareness knowledge from receiving feedback. Many participants low levels self-efficacy regarding mitigation. For better understanding feedback, more required, providing measuring outdoor temperature.