Experienced Well-Being and Compliance Behaviour: New Applications of Quality of Life theories, Using AI and Real-Time Data

Key Points

• Well-being significantly influences compliance behaviour, affecting how individuals adhere to guidelines and regulations.
• The study shows that higher experienced well-being correlates with better compliance behaviours among participants.
• Observation involved the use of real-time data and AI to track changes in compliance relative to quality of life factors.
• These findings indicate that improving quality of life could lead to enhanced compliance, promoting healthier behaviours.