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Barriers and facilitators to technology acceptance of socially assistive robots in older adults - A qualitative study based on the capability, opportunity, and motivation behavior model (COM-B) and stakeholder perspectives

Chuhong Luo, Can Yang, Rong Yuan, Qian Liu, Pingshuang Li, Ying He

Year: 2024
Citations: 21

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FacilitatorStakeholderPsychologyStakeholder engagementQualitative researchRobotApplied psychologyKnowledge managementPerspective (graphical)Nursing

Barriers and facilitators to technology acceptance of socially assistive robots in older adults - A qualitative study based on the capability, opportunity, and motivation behavior model (COM-B) and stakeholder perspectives

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