Ready to be a Silver Surfer? A Meta-analysis on the Relationship Between Chronological Age and Technology Acceptance

Hauk, Nathalie; Hüffmeier, Joachim; Krumm, Stefan

doi:10.1016/j.chb.2018.01.020

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“…Specifically, older participants perceived video interviews as less fair and also less useful. This is in line with previous findings that the acceptance of new technologies decreases with age (Hauk, Hüffmeier, & Krumm, 2018). However, although using age as a covariate mitigated the positive effects of the flexibility explanation, they did not disappear completely.…”

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Fair and Flexible?! Explanations Can Improve Applicant Reactions Toward Asynchronous Video Interviews

Basch

Melchers

2019

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Asynchronous video interviews are used more and more for the preselection of potential job candidates. However, recent research has shown that they are less accepted by applicants than face-to-face interviews. Our study aimed to identify ways to improve perceptions of video interviews by using explanations that emphasize standardization and flexibility. Our results showed that an explanation stressing the higher level of standardization improved fairness perceptions, whereas an explanation stressing the flexibility concerning interview scheduling improved perceptions of usability. Additionally, the improvement of fairness perceptions eventually influenced perceived organizational attractiveness. Furthermore, older participants accepted video interviews less. Practical implications and recommendations for future research are discussed.

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confidence: 92%

Fair and Flexible?! Explanations Can Improve Applicant Reactions Toward Asynchronous Video Interviews

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Melchers

2019

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“…However, the categorical nature of this stereotype has been questioned. A recent large meta-analysis about the relationship between chronological age and technology acceptance (Hauk et al, 2018) suggests that age-related negative perception of new ICT is modulated by the technology type, in the sense that negative perception is more intense when the technology fails to be perceived by the older users as intended to directly address their needs. Unfortunately, there are not many systematic studies that look directly into technological acceptance issues by people with ADRD.…”

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Virtual reality-based cognitive healthcare interventions: User-centered design considerations, guidelines and framework

García-Betances¹,

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Mta³

2019

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_______________________________________________________________________________________________________Design of computer-based non-pharmacological cognitive healthcare interventions for people afflicted by chronic neurodegenerative impairments must be soundly informed by and clearly centered on users' distinctive disabilities. In this article we present a use-oriented analysis of those cognitive interventions intended for healthcare of patients with Alzheimer's dementia and related disorders that use human-computer interaction based on virtual reality technology. The analysis identifies the most important strengths and weakness, and describes and assesses the main key opportunities and challenges inherent to the use of this type of cognitive healthcare interventions. The most critical specific usability concerns that considerably affect these interventions are described in order to be directly addressed during a user-centered design process. Significant evaluation issues that still trouble these interventions' general acceptance are also included. On the basis of this analysis, appropriate actions are recommended to help minimize accessibility and usability issues. Finally, concrete design guidelines, and a framework with its road map are proposed to direct the design process. The proposed framework's more outstanding features and functionalities are described in relation to user-centered design conceptualization, implementation and assessment. The use of a consistent usercentered design methodology, such as the one proposed here to tackle the main critical obstacles, could turn out to become the key that allows to achieve a substantial improvement of VR-based cognitive healthcare interventions effectiveness. _____________________________________________________________________________________________________ Keywords: Computerized cognitive healthcare, Virtual reality for healthcare, Non-pharmacological cognitive healthcare, Alzheimer's dementia.

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“…The results revealed that, similar to antidepressant medication, clinical improvement was mediated by greater ability to generate momentary positive emotions, as well as longer momentary persistence of positive emotions 51 . Another study reported evidence that the effect of physical exercise on mood is also mediated by changes in positive emotions 52 . The importance of ESM measures of positive emotions was further shown by a study reporting that experienced PA, even over a single day, displayed a graded relationship with survival in elderly persons that was not caused by baseline health status or other covariates 53 .…”

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“…Data from one patient was excluded because that patient reported searching for the correct answers on the internet. In total, four patients provided a sample consisting of 178 quiz moments (59% of the total beeps), with a mean of 48 completed beeps per participant (SD=4.97, range [38][39][40][41][42][43][44][45][46][47][48][49][50][51][52]. In 51% of the time, a decision to endorse an alternative was made (91 out of 178).…”

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“…It is important to disentangle the cognitive decline in performance from an assessment bias. Compared to younger adults, older adults tend to experience technologies as less easy to use 52 . Additionally, older adults may have impaired hearing or vision, potentially affecting the usability and thus outcomes of technology-based assessments.…”

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Ready to be a Silver Surfer? A Meta-analysis on the Relationship Between Chronological Age and Technology Acceptance

Cited by 180 publications

References 207 publications

Fair and Flexible?! Explanations Can Improve Applicant Reactions Toward Asynchronous Video Interviews

Fair and Flexible?! Explanations Can Improve Applicant Reactions Toward Asynchronous Video Interviews

Virtual reality-based cognitive healthcare interventions: User-centered design considerations, guidelines and framework

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