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. 2016 Sep 27;3(3):159–164. doi: 10.1049/htl.2016.0031

Table 5.

Usefulness, satisfaction and motivation questionnaire administered to elderly and their caregivers

Perceived usefulness
I Think that the system could:
A1) help me to be more effective in carrying out my daily activities.
A2) give me more control over the activities/tasks in my daily life.
A3) make me feel less stress by making use of the system for managing my daily activities/tasks.
A4) help me to complete my daily activities/tasks quickly.
A5) help me to complete my daily activities/tasks more easily.
A6 make me feel more motivated to carry out my daily activities/tasks.
A7) make me feel safer in carrying out my daily activities/tasks.
A8) help me be more active (i.e., participate in more activities).
A9) improve my ability to perform my daily activities/tasks.
A10) help me be more independent/autonomous.
A11) help to reduce my demand for care from my carers.
A12) save me time when I use it.
Motivation
B1) I intend to use the services provided by the system in the future.
B2) I predict I would use the services provided by the system in the future.
B3) I plan to use the services provided by the system in the future.
Satisfaction
C1) I am satisfied with how easy it is to use this system.
C2) The system is pleasant to use.
C3) The system works the way I want it to work.
C4) I feel comfortable using the system.
C5) The interface of this system is pleasant.
C6) I like using the interface of this system.
C7) I feel I can trust the system.
C8) Overall I am satisfied with this system.