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Epistemic agency in self-tracking: a conceptual literature review of quantified self as citizen science for health

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By Participatory eHealth, Thomas Blomseth, Konsulent Blomseth
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Abstract Introduction: Citizen science for health invites non-professionals into research, but the degree to which individuals control the knowledge-making process varies widely. Personal science—the self-directed, inquiry-driven practice associated with the Quantified Self (QS) community—represents a high-agency form of self-tracking in which the individual is both subject and scientist.
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