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Á¦¸ñ : Barriers and Motivators to Technology Use among Older Adults : Implications for motivating healthy lifestyle ÀúÀÚ : Kyungo Kim, Wonseok Choi
¹ßÇàÇÐȸ : Çѱ¹À£´Ï½ºÇÐȸ [Korea society for wellness]
¹ßÇàÁ¤º¸ : Çѱ¹À£´Ï½ºÇÐȸÁö Á¦ 9±Ç 2È£ pp.153-168(16 pages)
¹ßÇà³âµµ : 2014

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I. INTRODUCTION
II. METHOD
III. FINDINGS
IV. DISCUSSION
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This pilot study was designed
to explore the perceptual and emotional reactions of older adults to a number of commerciallyavailable products. Participants were invited to examine four types of technological devices, two TV remote controls and twocommercially available step counters. For both the TV remotes and the step counters, a very simple and a very complex versionof each type of items were provided. This qualitative study involved four older adults who were invited to briefly examine eachdevice and then participated in a 60 to ?90-minute semi-structured interview. All interviews were transcribed and analyzed.Three dominant themes emerged from the data; (1) I want my life easy, (2) I am smart, I can figure it out, and (3) I am notinterested in these things at all. Them 1 confirms that older adults often gravitate towards simple and familiar version oftechnology. Themes 2 and 3 provide evidence of a more nuanced perspective. Some seniors had high levels of self-efficacy andbelieved themselves to be capable of using and understanding new technology but they do not always see the need to change.Previous experience, exposure frequency, socio-economic status, and education level were factors that appeared to differentiatebetween older adults who were likely to be ¡®early adopters¡± and those who were not. Technology design, as well as interface,and appropriate technological education also emerged as factors that might influence technology anxiety and perceived complexity.The findings of this study contribute to our understanding of the interaction between older individuals and diverse types oftechnologies. For future studies in the field of Kinesiology, it should be worthwhile and meaningful to attempt to explore olderadults¡¯ perspectives toward diverse types of technologies promoting healthy lifestyle and aging process.

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