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MWITA-AC-2026-011 · Evidence A · P1

A Korean participatory-design study surveyed 413 people and then piloted an intergenerational communication app for two weeks with 20 older and 19 younger adults; older respondents reported higher intended use than younger respondents.

What this does not establish

Intended use is not adoption; the pilot cannot establish effects on loneliness, ageism or social support.

Counterevidence & uncertainty

Small two-week pilot and no control group.

What would change the reading

Longer randomized deployment with retention and social outcomes.

Primary routes

  1. AC-S022https://aging.jmir.org/2025/1/e75950/Open source record →

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