Table 1.

Sample (Total N=13, Round 1 n=6 and Round 2 n=7)

Pilot Study No.	ID	Age	Gender	Education	Comfortableness of Computer Use	Facebook Experience	Gait Speed (m/sec)	Frailty Symptoms
1	P1	81	Female	Doctoral	Somewhat comfortable	Yes	0.53	Low physical function, exhaustion, low physical activity
1	P2	84	Female	Baccalaureate	Somewhat uncomfortable	Yes	0.79	Low physical function, low physical activity
1	P3	79	Male	Master’s	Somewhat comfortable	Yes	0.84	Low physical function, low physical activity
1	P4	80	Female	Vocational or Associate	Somewhat comfortable	Yes	0.72	Low physical function
1	P5	89	Female	Baccalaureate	Somewhat comfortable	Yes	1.67	Exhaustion
1	P6	81	Female	Doctoral	Very comfortable	Yes	0.88	Low physical function, low physical activity
2	P7	82	Female	Master’s	Very comfortable	Yes	1.06	Weight loss
2	P8	92	Female	High school diploma/GEDa	Very comfortable	Yes	1.17	Low physical function, low physical activity
2	P9	86	Female	Vocational or Associate	Very comfortable	Yes	0.83	Low physical activity
2	P10	69	Female	Master’s	Very comfortable	Yes	0.83	Low physical function, weight loss
2	P11	83	Female	Baccalaureate	Somewhat comfortable	Yes	1.05	Low physical function, low physical activity
2	P12	86	Female	Doctoral	Very comfortable	No	1.09	Low physical function, low physical activity
2	P13	80	Male	Master’s	Somewhat comfortable	Yes	1.27	Weight loss

Note. Doctoral degrees include Ph.D, MD, and JD.

Low physical function: The response ‘limited a lot’ or ‘limited a little’ to the item is considered as low physical function.

Exhaustion: The response ‘all the time’ or ‘most of the time’ to the item is considered as exhaustion.

Low physical activity: The response indicating walking outside less than twice a week is considered as low physical activity.

Weight loss: The response ‘yes’ to the item is considered as weight loss.

^aGED, general educational development.