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A Theory-driven and AI-enhanced Simulation Platform for Cultivating Nutrition Literacy

Human-Computer Interaction 2025-07-04 v1
Authors: Shan Li , Guozhu Ding
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Abstract

This study introduces and evaluates Healthy Choice, an innovative theory-driven and AI-enhanced simulation platform designed to cultivate nutrition literacy through interactive scenario-based learning experiences. We collected feedback from 114 university students with diverse backgrounds who completed simulated product selection scenarios. Quantitative ratings of usefulness and ease of use demonstrated high user satisfaction.

Keywords

nutrition literacy simulation platform AI-enhanced theory-driven interactive learning

Cite

@article{arxiv.2507.02138,
  title  = {A Theory-driven and AI-enhanced Simulation Platform for Cultivating Nutrition Literacy},
  author = {Shan Li and Guozhu Ding},
  journal= {arXiv preprint arXiv:2507.02138},
  year   = {2025}
}

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