Empirical Study Based on the Perceptions of Patients and Relatives about the Acceptance of Wearable Devices to Improve Their Health and Prevent Possible Diseases

Table 3

Attitudes about the utility of using wearable devices.

	Gender	M	SD	A	K	Age (r)	Kolmogórov–Smirnov			Mann–Whitney U
							KS	gl	Sig.	Sig.	d (Cohen)
Item 1	Male	3.46	1.23	−0.38	−0.71	−0.186	0.160	247	0.001	0.003	0.235
	Female	3.17	1.24	−0.06	−0.97	−0.171	0.155	359	0.001
	Total	3.29	1.24	−0.18	−0.92	−0.172	0.156	606	0.001
Item 2	Male	3.67	1.21	−0.46	−0.83	−0.126	0.204	247	0.001	0.146	—
	Female	3.53	1.18	−0.35	−0.79	−0.137	0.168	359	0.001
	Total	3.59	1.20	−0.39	−0.82	−0.130	0.179	606	0.001
Total	Male	7.13	2.22	−0.35	−0.79	−0.172	0.151	247	0.001	0.015	0.197
	Female	6.70	2.18	−0.16	−0.85	−0.172	0.129	359	0.001
	Total	6.88	2.20	−0.23	−0.85	−0.168	0.138	606	0.001

The correlation is significant at the 0.01 and 0.05 levels.