Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely: The aim of this study was to determine if dimensions and sub-categories of a previously-tested obtrusiveness framework re represented in interviews conducted with community-dlling older adults at three- and six-month study visits during an in-home sensor study. Secondary analysis of interviews was performed using a codebook based on an obtrusiveness framework. Eight community-dlling older adults aged 79---86 participated in 15 interviews. One participant died beten the three- and six-month interviews. Some elements of the obtrusiveness framework re present at three months but not at six months, indicating that perceptions of obtrusiveness of in-home sensors may decline over time. Findings highlight the importance of privacy issues and perceived usefulness for sensor technology use and adoption. There is a need to develop an obtrusiveness assessment instrument that enables nuanced measurements based on specific contexts and types of technologies.
['Blaine Reeder', 'Jane Chung', 'Jonathan Joe', 'Amanda Lazar', 'Hilaire J. Thompson', 'George Demiris']
I am writing a research paper on a idea Understanding Older Adults' Perceptions of In-Home Sensors Using an Obtrusiveness Framework
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