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- 3. Motivation 87% children have 1 modifiable CVD risk factor Limited access to food Low Fidelity Prototyping Look & Feel Intergenerational Differences High Fidelity Prototyping Input Reflection Community Needs Assessment What they Say What they Want What they Do Over 100 hours of service User Centered Design/Participatory Design
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- 6. If you build it Ikea Effect (Norton, Mochon, & Ariely 2011)
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