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 5

Attitudes about feelings and emotions when using wearable devices.

	Gender	M	SD	A	K	Age (r)	Kolmogórov–Smirnov			Mann–Whitney U
							KS	gl	Sig.	Sig.	d
Item 1	Male	4.30	0.97	−1.46	1.69	−0.054	0.327	247	0.001	0.610	—
	Female	4.30	1.05	−1.50	1.52	−0.124	0.351	359	0.001
	Total	4.40	1.02	−1.49	1.59	−0.095	0.341	606	0.001
Item 2	Male	4.05	1.09	−0.99	0.17	−0.041	0.260	247	0.001	0.124	—
	Female	3.92	1.08	−0.71	−0.34	−0.116	0.235	359	0.001
	Total	3.97	1.09	−0.82	−0.17	−0.083	0.245	606	0.001
Item 3	Male	2.47	1.20	0.37	−0.83	−0.045	0.181	247	0.001	0.0708	—
	Female	2.53	1.27	0.51	−0.72	0.020	0.205	359	0.001
	Total	2.50	1.24	0.46	−0.75	−0.008	0.195	606	0.001
Item 4	Male	4.27	0.97	−1.24	0.83	−0.021	0.325	247	0.001	0.427	—
	Female	4.18	1.07	−1.24	0.78	−0.040	0.308	359	0.001
	Total	4.22	1.03	−1.25	0.84	−0.031	0.314	606	0.001
Item 5	Male	3.46	1.21	−0.33	−0.81	0.075	0.174	247	0.001	0.795	—
	Female	3.48	1.21	−0.48	−0.69	0.025	0.222	359	0.001
	Total	3.47	1.21	−0.42	−0.74	0.046	0.203	606	0.001
Total	Male	18.55	2.93	−0.52	0.26	−0.029	0.132	247	0.001	0.654	—
	Female	18.40	2.95	−0.68	0.47	−0.073	0.122	359	0.001
	Total	18.46	2.94	−0.62	0.38	−0.055	0.125	606	0.001

The correlation is significant at the 0.01 and 0.05 levels.