According to a recent study by Hieftje, Edelman, Camenga, and Fiellin (2013) electronic media based interventions to increase experimental learning and, when created according to established health promotion theories and model, offer distinct and significant advantages over traditional methods of health education due to the repetitive nature of reinforcing learning. Moreover, electronic media based interventions can be personalized through the avatar and username creation and virtual characters. These electronic interventions also have the interactive ability to provide immediate (2013). Therefore, electronic media based interventions are essentially the ideal platform for improving public and individual health outcomes for adolescents and ultimately adults (2013). However, there is little research on the efficiency of electronic media based interventions, specifically pertaining to their effect on health or safety behavior (2013). With their potential and capability, further evaluations of existing electronic media based interventions are needed. Future research also needs to focus on developing, evaluating, and implementing electronic media based interventions among different subpopulations
According to a recent study by Hieftje, Edelman, Camenga, and Fiellin (2013) electronic media based interventions to increase experimental learning and, when created according to established health promotion theories and model, offer distinct and significant advantages over traditional methods of health education due to the repetitive nature of reinforcing learning. Moreover, electronic media based interventions can be personalized through the avatar and username creation and virtual characters. These electronic interventions also have the interactive ability to provide immediate (2013). Therefore, electronic media based interventions are essentially the ideal platform for improving public and individual health outcomes for adolescents and ultimately adults (2013). However, there is little research on the efficiency of electronic media based interventions, specifically pertaining to their effect on health or safety behavior (2013). With their potential and capability, further evaluations of existing electronic media based interventions are needed. Future research also needs to focus on developing, evaluating, and implementing electronic media based interventions among different subpopulations