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. 2024 Dec 18;12:1478615. doi: 10.3389/fpubh.2024.1478615

Table 1.

Summary of construction item statistics.

Construct Item Item description Source
Safety climate (SC) SC1 Construction enterprise will provide all the necessary equipment related to safety training regardless of cost. (53, 79)
SC2 When construction workers appear unsafe behavior (operation without safety training), site safety personnel will immediately intervene and order them to stop operation.
SC3 The safety staff of the site management promptly addresses and resolves any safety issues that arise, ensuring their long-term resolution.
SC4 The site management thinks that safety is more important than productivity.
Self-efficacy (SE) SE1 I believe I can handle virtual reality hardware very well. (58, 80)
SE2 I believe my performance in virtual reality to match that in real-life scenarios.
SE3 I believe VRTS can improve my operation level.
Perceived usefulness (PU) PU1 I believe that VRTS are more efficient than traditional trainings. (29, 81)
PU2 I believe using VR hardware would help improve my training experience.
PU3 I believe that VRTS could help me adapt workplace more quickly.
PU4 I believe that VRTS could help me reduce my unsafe behavior.
Perceived ease of use (PEU) PEU1 I believe the VR hardware is easy to use. (29, 81)
PEU2 I believe the content of VRTS is easy to understand.
PEU3 I believe that virtual reality training systems are flexible to interact with.
Attitude toward learning VR content (ATT1) ATT11 I am satisfied with the content of virtual reality training systems. (29, 78, 82)
ATT12 I prefer the content presented in a VR technology environment compared to the traditional way of presenting training content.
ATT13 The way the content is presented in the VR technology environment will make me more aware of the content.
Attitude toward using VR-hardware (ATT2) ATT21 I prefer to use VR hardware for interaction when conducting VR technology training.
ATT22 I am satisfied with the effectiveness of training using virtual reality hardware when conducting virtual reality technology training.
ATT23 I think using VR hardware is a wise choice when training in VR technology.
Intention to use VR (IUV) IUV1 I will accept VRTS within the foreseeable future. (29, 78, 82)
IUV2 I will recommend CWs to use virtual reality training systems.
IUV3 Using virtual reality training systems in the foreseeable future is important to me.
Subjective norm (SN) SN1 Your close family members, including parents, children, and spouse, would encourage your use of virtual reality training systems. (16, 83, 84)
SN2 Your coworkers or supervisor, who have an influence on you, would support the idea of using virtual reality training systems.
SN3 Your parents, children, and spouse, who hold significance in your life, would prefer that you should use VRTS.
Perceived behavioral control (PBC) PBC1 I can skillfully use virtual reality hardware. (16, 20)
PBC2 I have the resources, knowledge, and ability to use virtual reality.
PBC3 Using virtual reality hardware was entirely within my control.
Risk-perception (RP) How concerned or unsafe would you feel about potential negative consequences if you encounter the following work events or situations? (43, 48)
RP1 Get directly involved in the field without accept virtual reality training systems.
RP2 Without understanding the overall construction environment, directly participate in the site work.
RP3 Without using more experiential VR hardware when received VRTS.
Actual VR usage (AVU) AVU1 How many times will you use virtual reality training systems during a week?
1. Not at all.
2. About once a week.
3. 2–3 times a week.
4. 4–5 times a week.
5. About once a day.
AVU2 How many hours will you use virtual reality training systems every week?
1. <1 h
2. 1–5 h
3. 5–10 h
4. 10–15 h
5. >15 h
AVU3 How much time will you use before entering the site?
1. <10 min
2. 10–20 min
3. 20–30 min
4. 30–40 min
5. >40 min