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What can the 'ash cloud' tell us about older adults' technology adoption

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Older adults are often encouraged to try new technology by a specific motivator or ,,trigger. Recently, a surprising ,,trigger has emerged - the ,,ash cloud which caused large sca...

Lorna Gibson, Paula Forbes, Vicki L. Hanson

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