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The Senior Technology Acceptance Model [50] states that older adults with strong social relationships believed in the utility of technologies and were more inclined to use them compared to older adults with weaker social networks. Moreover, a study involving 31 participants conducted semistructured interviews, indicating that socially well-integrated older adults may not perceive a necessity to use socially assistive augmented reality systems [54].
JMIR Hum Factors 2024;11:e56278
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Stay-at-home orders, closure of senior centers, and restrictions on visits by friends and relatives have increased social isolation and loneliness in this population [1-3]. Some of the stressors experienced by older adults as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic are related to being confined to home, concern for the health and safety of family and friends, and boredom [4]. The latter has also been reported as an impact of quarantine restrictions [5].
J Med Internet Res 2021;23(1):e25848
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We identified several gaps, including: (1) the app producers had no credentials from any licensed health care professional or research team; (2) all apps were in electronic book form, only providing information with no user interactivity; (3) none of the apps focused on senior users; and (4) most apps from i Tunes and the Google Play Store were based on Western diets, which may not fit with Chinese diets.
JMIR Res Protoc 2020;9(4):e15545
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