Trial · NCT06076915
Registered outcomes11
Each outcome the trial registered, primary first, in ClinicalTrials.gov's words.
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Download this page as JSON| List | Outcome | Time frame | Description |
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| Primary | System Usability | 6 weeks | Score at the System Usability Scale (SUS) (for all single items and the in total) after receiving the Exergame Training for 6 weeks Higher scores imply better system usability |
| Primary | Technology Acceptance | 6 weeks | Score at the Tailored Technology Acceptance Model (TAM) (for all single items and the in total) items after receiving the Exergame Training for 6 weeks Higher scores imply higher acceptance |
| Primary | Usability | 6 weeks | Score at the Tailored usability questionnaire items after receiving the Exergame Training for 6 weeks |
| Primary | Situational Motivation Scale (SIMS) | 6 weeks | The SIMS is a 16-item questionnaire that measures the aspects of intrinsic motivation, identified regulation, external regulation and amotivation. This brief and versatile self-report measure asks participants to rate their agree- or disagreement to predefined statements on a 7-point Likert scale. |
| Primary | Adherence Rate | 6 weeks | Duration of attended exergame training sessions in relation to the duration of the recommended (2 x 10min x 6 weeks=120 minutes) sessions (in %). |
| Primary | Attrition | 6 weeks | Number of participants that dropped out of the study during the exergame training intervention period. |
| Primary | Recruitment Rate | 6 weeks | Number of participating employees in relation to the total number of employees working at the company and fulfilling the inclusion/exclusion criteria at the time the study took place. |
| Secondary | Changes in Mental Flexibility after 6 weeks of Exergame Training (from T1 to T2 (for G1) and from T2 to T3 (for G2) | 6 weeks of Exergame Training | The Flexibility Test measures figural cognitive flexibility (the ability to switch between different concepts). Participants need to react as fast as possible to the presented round figure, then to the angular figure, then to the round figure and so on. Reaction times (in ms) were calculated. |
| Secondary | Changes in Selective Attention after 6 weeks of Exergame Training (from T1 to T2 (for G1) and from T2 to T3 (for G2) | 6 weeks of Exergame Training | The Arrow Test is used to measure selective attention and inhibition. A small grey dot in the middle of the screen needs to be fixated. On the right and left side of this grey dot, arrows appear, that point either to the right or left, in a randomized order. Steps then need to be performed as fast as possible in the direction where the arrowheads are pointing (and not the side where they are appearing). Reaction times (in ms) were calculated. |
| Secondary | Changes in Inhibition after 6 weeks of Exergame Training (from T1 to T2 (for G1) and from T2 to T3 (for G2) | 6 weeks of Exergame Training | The Stroop Test measures inhibition in a combination of four subtests. Four colored circles are always presented on the screen ( front=yellow, left= red, back=green, right= blue). During subtest (1), a square is presented in the middle, whereafter the circle with the matching color needs to be selected as fast as possible. During subtest (2), a word is presented in the middle, whereafter, the circle with the matching color needs to be selected as fast as possible. During subtest (3), word is presented in the middle, whereafter the circle needs to be selected, whose color matches the color of the letters. During subtest (4), a word appears in the middle, randomly either framed or not. If the word appears framed, the circle needs to be selected that matches the described color. If the word is unframed, the circle needs to be selected in the color of the word letters. Reaction times (in ms) were calculated in all subtests. |
| Secondary | Changes in postural sway after 6 weeks of Exergame Training (from T1 to T2 (for G1) and from T2 to T3 (for G2) | 6 weeks of Exergame Training | Sway Test (Senso): The Sway Test is based on the widely used Romberg Test and assesses postural control. Participants will stand on the plate with their feet shoulder-width apart and their arms extended at the front, while being standing as still as possible for 30 seconds. The test will be repeated in a second condition with closed eyes, to assess the sensory contribution to the postural control as well as in a third condition on a soft mat to assess the postural control in a more challenging environment. During these three tasks, the Center of Pressure displacement (path length in mm) is measured to evaluate participants postural control. |
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