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. 2017 Oct 25;19(10):e358. doi: 10.2196/jmir.7981

Table 2.

Frequency of use of computers, mobile phones, and health-related websites. Discrepancies in the number of respondents for some questions relate to an update to the questionnaire during the data collection process (refer to Methods).

Sociodemographic variable Computer use: yes Smartphone: yes Texting: yes Use health-related websites: yes

n (%) P value n (%) P value n (%) P value n (%) P value
Age group, in years
<.001
.001
<.001
.01

50-64 77 (95)
52 (65)
75 (96)
59 (77)

≥65 115 (81.6)
65 (46.4)
99 (76.7)
88 (59.9)
Level of education
<.001
.002
.10
.004

<Bachelor’s degree 87 (79.1)
47 (43.1)
83 (81.4)
65 (56.9)

≥Bachelor’s degree 103 (94.5)
69 (63.3)
90 (88.2)
81 (75.6)
Vocational status
.009
.007
<.001
.01

Workinga 59 (94)
40 (65)
58 (97)
48 (80)

Retired 119 (83.8)
66 (46.5)
101 (77.7)
88 (60.3)

Otherb 11 (79)
9 (68)
13 (93)
10 (63)
Diagnosis
<.001
.001
<.001
.001

SCIc 57 (92)
35 (57)
55 (95)
40 (68)

MCId 120 (87.6)
76 (55.5)
106 (83.5)
96 (70.6)

Dementia 15 (64)
6 (25)
13 (62)
9 (31)

aPart- or full-time gainful employment.

bIncludes individuals who are homemakers (3/14, 20%), full-time students (2/14, 13%), on medical or psychiatric leave of absence (1/14, 6%), discontinued work or study because of illness (1/14, 6%), currently unemployed (5/14, 36%), or other (2/14, 13%).

cSCI: subjective cognitive impairment.

dMCI: mild cognitive impairment.