Cultural adaptation to aging: a study on digital cultural adaptation needs of Chinese older adults based on KANO model DOI Creative Commons
Sheng Li, Marzudi Md Yunus, Rafiqul Hussain

et al.

Frontiers in Public Health, Journal Year: 2025, Volume and Issue: 13

Published: April 2, 2025

With the rapid advancement of digitalization and an aging population, China faces unprecedented challenges in older adults' digital cultural adaptation. The "54th Statistical Report on China's Internet Development" reveals that individuals aged 60 above constitute 14.3% total internet users. However, significant barriers persist their participation, necessitating a deeper understanding adaptation process needs. This study employs KANO model to assess A 205 respondents participated questionnaire survey, with data analyzed using highest frequency method Better-Worse coefficient. categorizes needs into three dimensions: must-be requirements, one-dimensional attractive requirements. findings indicate that: 1. Older comprise requirements (basic functional design, 47.8%), (social 36.1%), (innovative experiences, 66.8%). 2. Intergenerational cognitive differences, skill levels, urban-rural divide significantly impact process. 3. While positively evaluate life satisfaction, personal adaptation, content diversity, they express dissatisfaction expectations regarding family guidance, age-friendly services, role improving quality. results highlight need for targeted strategies technical support, service provision enhance Addressing group-specific preferences through coordinated measures can improve inclusion, foster intergenerational integration, optimize systems. offers valuable theoretical insights practical implications advancing policies initiatives support adults era.

Language: Английский

Cultural adaptation to aging: a study on digital cultural adaptation needs of Chinese older adults based on KANO model DOI Creative Commons
Sheng Li, Marzudi Md Yunus, Rafiqul Hussain

et al.

Frontiers in Public Health, Journal Year: 2025, Volume and Issue: 13

Published: April 2, 2025

With the rapid advancement of digitalization and an aging population, China faces unprecedented challenges in older adults' digital cultural adaptation. The "54th Statistical Report on China's Internet Development" reveals that individuals aged 60 above constitute 14.3% total internet users. However, significant barriers persist their participation, necessitating a deeper understanding adaptation process needs. This study employs KANO model to assess A 205 respondents participated questionnaire survey, with data analyzed using highest frequency method Better-Worse coefficient. categorizes needs into three dimensions: must-be requirements, one-dimensional attractive requirements. findings indicate that: 1. Older comprise requirements (basic functional design, 47.8%), (social 36.1%), (innovative experiences, 66.8%). 2. Intergenerational cognitive differences, skill levels, urban-rural divide significantly impact process. 3. While positively evaluate life satisfaction, personal adaptation, content diversity, they express dissatisfaction expectations regarding family guidance, age-friendly services, role improving quality. results highlight need for targeted strategies technical support, service provision enhance Addressing group-specific preferences through coordinated measures can improve inclusion, foster intergenerational integration, optimize systems. offers valuable theoretical insights practical implications advancing policies initiatives support adults era.

Language: Английский

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