Situated Design Rationale

Looije et al. (2017)¹ developed the "situated Design Rationale" (sDR) module as a specific component of WiSCE. sDR provides an interactive format to describe, relate and record the different elements of a design rationale for behavior change in a univocal, concise and coherent way: Support objectives, behavior change theory, design specifications and evaluation outcomes. Adjustable focused views can be acquired on specific combinations of elements. As a best practice, sDR was applied to the European ALIZ-e project (see: Specification of the situated Design Rationale).
 

¹R. Looije, M. A. Neerincx, and K. V. Hindriks (2017). Specifying and testing the design rationale of social robots for behavior change in children, Cognitive Systems Research, vol. 43, pp. 250–265.