Smart Device in Human Behavior Manipulation

This dataset, titled Smart Device in Human Behavior Manipulation, is derived from a structured survey-based study aimed at exploring the influence of smart devices on human behavior, psychological patterns, decision-making, and privacy awareness. The dataset captures responses from individuals across diverse demographics and provides insights into how various features of smart devices (e.g., personalized ads, notifications, recommendation systems) potentially shape or manipulate user behavior in subtle yet impactful ways. The data includes variables related to: Demographics (age, gender, education level, occupation) Device Usage Patterns (screen time, preferred apps, device dependency) Behavioral Influence (mood changes, impulsive decisions, productivity impact) Advertisement and Content Exposure (ad personalization, engagement behavior) Privacy and Security Awareness (understanding of data tracking, permission settings) Each entry represents an anonymized response from a single participant, and all responses were collected via a voluntary online survey with informed consent. The dataset is intended for use in behavioral science, digital psychology, AI ethics, and human-computer interaction research.