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Older adults find voice assistants more complex than expected, with limited actual functionality.

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Older adults find voice assistants more complex than expected, with limited actual functionality.

CUI '22Does Alexa Live Up to the Hype? Contrasting Expectations from Mass Media Narratives and Older Adults’ Hands-on Experiences of Voice Interfaces

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Communication between older adults and caregivers is often hindered by emotional burden and autonomy issues.

CHI '24CareJournal: A Voice-Based Conversational Agent for Supporting Care Communications

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Older adults in long-term care facilities often experience loneliness and anxiety.

CUI '23Voice Assistant Use in Long-Term Care

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Older users struggle to quickly find specific functions in mobile applications.

CHI '23“Where is history”: Toward Designing a Voice Assistant to help Older Adults locate Interface Features quickly

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Older adults encounter learning difficulties and functional limitations when using voice assistants long-term.

CHI '23Studying Exploration and Long-term Use of Voice Assistants by Older Adults

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Older adults may feel discomfort or confusion when using intelligent voice devices due to complex language interaction design.

CHI '22Polite or Direct? Conversation Design with Politeness Theory on a Smart Display for Older Adults

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Users, especially older adults and people with disabilities, face excessive burden when collecting real-time behavioral data through ecological momentary assessment.

CUI '21Toward a Unified Metadata Schema for Ecological Momentary Assessment with Voice-First Virtual Assistants

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