1) The document discusses 5 tools - Second Life, Flickr, YouTube, RecipeZaar, and Blogger - that can leverage social acceptance and social pressure to help create healthy eating habits like eating more plants. 2) These tools utilize social sharing and feedback to motivate behavior change through virtual social worlds, photo sharing, video tutorials, online recipe communities, and personal blogs. 3) By posting progress and receiving positive feedback, these tools can help drive social acceptance and social pressure to maintain healthy habits.

1. Top 5 Tools for Creating Health Habits Tanya Flores habits.stanford.edu

2. Health Habit: Eat More Plants eating is almost always a group event But which technology tools? mealtimes are events when the whole family, settlement or village comes together food is also an occasion for sharing, for distributing and for giving social interactions help define how and what people eat

3. Second Life Second Life is a free virtual world environment where users, called Residents, interact, explore, and meet each other through avatars. Social acceptance is important in creating motivation for changing behavior. Adding social pressure for better eating in a virtual world can further motivate behavior change.

4. Flickr In addition to being a website for users to share and embed personal photos, this online service is widely used by bloggers to host images they embed in blogs and other social media. Because your social acceptance is highly based on what you look like, asking users to post photos of themselves on Flickr could create added social pressure to eat better and hence physically look fitter.

5. YouTube YouTube allows people to easily upload and share video clips across the internet through websites, mobile devices, blogs, and email. YouTube could help drive social acceptance through personal expertise videos on tips and tricks to eating more fruits and vegetables. People feel more motivated showing they are experts.

6. RecipeZaar Not only does Recipezaar make the ability of users to eat more fruits and veggies easier, it also drives users to post their own recipes, receive positive feedback in the form of high reviews and in essence motivation through social acceptance An online community for people who like to cook, the site allows users to post recipes, comments, and votes for other recipes.

7. Blogger By posting personal anecdotes of progress on changing eating behavior, users are motivated by the social pressure to maintain the habits they are trying to create. Blogger is a blog storage service that allows private or multi-user blogs with time-stamped entries.

8. Health Habits: Using Social Technology SecondLife, Flickr, YouTube, RecipeZaar, Blogger For more on health habits, visit habits.stanford.edu Social acceptance drives eating more plants