Table 2.

Descriptive statistics, internal consistency, and items for each variable.

Variables		Mean (SD)	McDonald omega
Perceived usefulness		2.80 (1.25)	0.95
	I believe using this VRH would be useful for improving my health.
	I believe using this VRH would enable me to improve my health.
	I believe using this VRH would help me improve my health.
Perceived ease of use		3.10 (1.27)	0.92
	I believe using this VRH would be clear and understandable.
	I would find this VRH easy to use.
	I believe using this VRH would be easy for me.
Perceived enjoyment		3.42 (1.39)	0.93
	I believe I would find using this VRH enjoyable.
	I believe I would have fun using this VRH.
	I believe I would find using this VRH exciting.
Intention to use		3.15 (1.42)	0.95
	Assuming I had access to this VRH, I would like to use it.
	Assuming I had access to this VRH, I would intend to use it.
	Assuming I had access to this VRH, I predict that I would use it.
Fall-related self-efficacy		9.41 (1.07)	0.96
	Getting dressed and undressed/preparing a simple meal/taking a bath or a shower/getting in or out of a chair/getting in or out of bed/answering the door or telephone/walking around the inside of the house/reaching into cabinets or closets/light housekeeping/simple shopping/using public transportation/crossing roads/light gardening or hanging out the washing/going up or down stairs
Self-avoidance goals		3.57 (1.39)	0.89
	When I do physical activity, my goal is to avoid having worse results than I had previously.
	When I do physical activity, my goal is to avoid doing worse than I usually do.
	When I do physical activity, my goal is to avoid being less effective compared with my usual level of performance.