Acceptance and use behaviour of emerging technology for middle-aged healthy lifestyle
Document Type
Article
Publication Date
1-1-2024
Abstract
BACKGROUND: Several studies focus on the use of emerging technologies to support and monitor health but are centred around the elderly group of people. Meanwhile, the average elderly popularly known as the middle-aged have not been put into consideration regarding the subject matter. OBJECTIVE: This article focuses on the use behaviour and acceptance of emerging technologies that can assist in providing a middle-aged population with a healthy lifestyle. METHODS: This study collected the primary data through an online questionnaire survey to empirically evaluate final 169 respondents. The analysis for this study was done utilising SmartPLS software via partial least squares structural equation modelling. RESULTS: The results indicate that 9 out of 11 were tested as supported hypotheses. All supported hypotheses showed the strong relationship between acceptance and user behaviour with emerging technology. CONCLUSION: The experience of acceptance and behaviour of using emerging technology in a healthy lifestyle was found as an important determinant of outcome in preparing the middle-aged for their elderly age by adapting emerging technology as early as possible.
Keywords
Emerging technology, healthy lifestyle, middle aged, health, acceptance
Divisions
infosystem
Funders
Universiti Malaya, Malaysia (IIRG006A-19SAH)
Publication Title
Technology and Health Care
Volume
32
Issue
3
Publisher
IOS Press
Publisher Location
NIEUWE HEMWEG 6B, 1013 BG AMSTERDAM, NETHERLANDS