Ying-Ying Chen, Yu-Chan Chiu, Te-Tien Ting, Hsin-Yao Liao, Wei J Chen, Chuan-Yu Chen
Television viewing and alcohol advertising with alcohol expectancies among school-aged children in Taiwan
Drug and alcohol dependence
study aimed explore digital literacy among communitydwelling older adults urban south korea semistructured interview guide developed using digital competence 20 framework emphasizes competencies full digital participation five categories information data literacy communication collaboration content creation safety problemsolving data analyzed using combined inductive deductive content analysis inductive analysis identified three main categories perceived ability use digital technology responses digital technology contextual factors results deductive analysis participants reported varying abilities using digital technologies information data literacy communication collaboration problemsolving however abilities limited handling safety security digital technology lacked creating digital content responses digital technology contain subcategories perception positive negative behavior trying avoidance regarding contextual factors agingrelated physical cognitive changes identified barriers digital literacy influence families peers viewed facilitator barrier participants recognized importance using digital devices keep trend digitalization digital literacy mostly limited relatively simple levels