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Employees Involved In A Healthy Online Social Network Are 166% More Likely To Change Behaviors

Written by Tyler Bishop   
Wednesday, 20 June 2012 06:20

A recent MIT study showed that participants in online health communities are 166% more likely to change behavior when they receive reinforcement from multiple online health buddies. This strongly suggests that social networks may be a valuable tool that can impact your employees’ health and happiness.

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