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 4
Attitudes about the comfort 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
3.34
1.18
−0.16
−0.87
−0.142
0.166
247
0.001
0.409
—
Female
3.26
1.16
−0.08
−0.88
−0.131
0.165
359
0.001
Total
3.29
1.17
−0.11
−0.88
−0.134
0.166
606
0.001
Item 2
Male
3.15
1.29
−0.13
−1.02
−0.250
0.155
247
0.001
0.004
0.229
Female
2.84
1.30
0.18
−1.03
−0.144
0.164
359
0.001
Total
2.97
1.31
0.05
−1.10
−0.186
0.150
606
0.001
Item 3
Male
3.37
1.24
−0.28
−0.88
−0.154
0.169
247
0.001
0.018
0.188
Female
3.14
1.20
−0.04
−0.93
−0.143
0.159
359
0.001
Total
3.23
1.22
−0.13
−0.93
−0.144
0.163
606
0.001
Total
Male
9.85
3.21
−0.13
−0.85
−0.233
0.092
247
0.001
0.021
0.188
Female
9.24
3.11
0.02
−0.79
−0.155
0.087
359
0.001
Total
9.49
3.17
−0.04
−0.83
−0.186
0.083
606
0.001
The correlation is significant at the 0.01 and 0.05 levels.