Table 3.

Correlations with attitude toward and intention to use design products (n = 89).

	Half steps		StairSteady handrail		Stairlift
Measure	Intention	Attitude	Intention	Attitude	Intention	Attitude
Data collection method	−0.108*	0.163*	−0.157*	0.057	−0.176	0.149
Age	−0.161	0.012	−0.255	−0.143	−0.266*	−0.059
Sex	0.025	−0.014	0.19*	0.149	−0.002	0.105
Education	−0.05	0.048*	0.153	0.021	0.158	0.067
# of people at home	−0.042	−0.003	0.015	−0.155	−0.033	−0.246
Monthly income	−0.072	0.049	0.035	−0.124	0.195	0.061
Home type	0.217**	0.072	0.092	0.021	0.03	−0.024
Home ownership	−0.014	−0.092**	−0.144	−0.01	0.055	0.152
HM: Grab bars in bathroom	0.088	0.166	0.094	0.132	−0.119	0.082
HM: Roll-in shower	−0.07	0.022	−0.044	−0.058	−0.175	−0.036
HM: Shower bench/chair	−0.002	0.102	0.038	0.086	0.011*	0.105
HM: Raised toilet height	−0.097	0.216*	−0.048	0.054*	−0.02	0.202
HM: Ramp into home	0.147	0.094	0.073	−0.017	0.088	0.053
HM: Level door handles	0.019	0.132	0.133	0.085	−0.009	0.032
HM: Widened door frames	−0.156	0.009	0.062	0.047	0.038	−0.001
HM: Other	0.01	0.034	−0.005	−0.002	0.016	0.07
HM: None of the above	0.03	−0.07	0.041	−0.118*	0.062	−0.144
Self-reported health	0.119	0.063	−0.202	−0.025	−0.095	0.057
Health interference	−0.025	−0.038	−0.266	−0.129	−0.179	−0.025
ADL assistance	0.147	0.106	0.232*	0.215**	0.101	0.056
IADL assistance	0.003	−0.11	0.19*	0.012**	0.18	−0.169
Vigorous PA	0.058	0.043	0.179	−0.061	0.067	−0.102
Walking	0.087	0.027	0.195	0.067	0.076	−0.017
Moderate PA	−0.08	−0.033	0.126	0.121	0.009	−0.047
Sedentary behavior	−0.163	−0.139*	−0.095	−0.013**	0.008*	0.056*
Perceived ease of use	0.28**	0.357**	0.394**	0.5**	0.355**	0.398**
Perceived usefulness	0.685**	0.518**	0.657**	0.433**	0.523**	0.313**
Perceived affordability	0.05	0.143*	0.259	0.131	0.363**	0.155
Attitude	0.464**	–	0.433**	–	0.273**	–

Note. Kendal’s tau correlation coefficients presented. Chi-square test is used for significance, *: p < 0.05, **: p < 0.001.