Joseph Sharit
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Lin X, Moxley J, Sharit J, Czaja S
J Appl Gerontol
. 2025 Feb;
:7334648251318789.
PMID: 40009026
While technology holds great promise for promoting independent living, older adults still encounter challenges with technology adoption. The current study identified classes of technology users among older adults and examined...
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Czaja S, Charness N, Rogers W, Sharit J, Moxley J, Boot W
Innov Aging
. 2024 Jun;
8(6):igae042.
PMID: 38854853
Background And Objectives: Technology has potential for providing support for aging adults. This study evaluated the Personal Reminder Information and Social Management 2.0 (PRISM 2.0) software, in terms of enhancing...
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Moxley J, Sharit J, Czaja S
JMIR Aging
. 2022 Nov;
5(4):e39890.
PMID: 36416885
Background: The rapid diffusion of technology apps may support older adults' independence and improve the quality of their lives. Models for predicting technology acceptance in older adults are sparse, based...
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Sharit J, Moxley J, Czaja S
Innov Aging
. 2021 Jul;
5(2):igab017.
PMID: 34286107
Background And Objectives: Delay discounting is a common behavioral phenomenon that can influence decision making. A person with a higher discounting rate (DR) will have a stronger preference for smaller,...
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Mitzner T, Rogers W, Fisk A, Boot W, Charness N, Czaja S, et al.
Univers Access Inf Soc
. 2019 Jun;
15(2):271-280.
PMID: 31186624
Purpose: Although computer technology may be particularly useful for older adults (e.g., for communication, information access), they have been slower adopters than their younger counterparts. Perceptions about computers such as...
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Boot W, Moxley J, Roque N, Andringa R, Charness N, Czaja S, et al.
Innov Aging
. 2018 Nov;
2(1):igy009.
PMID: 30480133
Background And Objective: As part of the PRISM (Personal Reminder Information & Social Management) randomized field trial, a large group of older adults ( = 150) received a computer system...
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Berkowsky R, Sharit J, Czaja S
Innov Aging
. 2018 Nov;
2(1):igy002.
PMID: 30480129
Background And Objectives: Numerous technology applications are available that have the potential to improve the quality of life (QoL) of older adults. However, older adults are less likely to adopt...
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Mitzner T, Savla J, Boot W, Sharit J, Charness N, Czaja S, et al.
Gerontologist
. 2018 Sep;
59(1):34-44.
PMID: 30265294
Background And Objectives: There is growing evidence of the benefits of computers for older adults. Yet, adoption rates are lower compared with younger adults. Extant theoretical models of technology acceptance...
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Sharit J, Czaja S
J Appl Gerontol
. 2018 Aug;
39(3):233-241.
PMID: 30160573
The importance to older adults of being able to learn to perform activities related to leisure, work, or daily living for maintaining independence and a good quality of life is...
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Lee C, Czaja S, Moxley J, Sharit J, Boot W, Charness N, et al.
Gerontologist
. 2018 Jul;
59(1):22-33.
PMID: 29982458
Background And Objectives: Regardless of the increased deployment of technologies in everyday living domains, barriers remain that hamper technology adoption by older adults. Understanding barriers to adoption such as individual...