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In Ref. there is an error in Table 2. Below the correct table is included. Table 2 Results. (Source: International Journal of Medical Informatics).
Conclusions: Adoption of technology by older adults is still limited, though it has increased as compared with results of the previous study. Modern technologies have been adopted (albeit selectively) by older users, who were presumably strongly motivated by perceived usefulness. … Continued
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