1. How interested are you in using a wearable fitness tracker?
A. Very interested
B. Somewhat interested
C. Not very interested
D. Not interested at all
2. How prepared are you to adopt new technology like a fitness tracker in your daily routine?
A. Very prepared
B. Somewhat prepared
C. Not very prepared
D. Not prepared at all
3. How often do you use digital health devices to monitor your health?
A. Daily
B. Weekly
C. Occasionally
D. Never
4. What’s your favorite feature of wearable fitness trackers?
A. Heart rate monitoring
B. Step counting
C. Sleep tracking
D. Calorie counting
5. How confident are you in your ability to use wearable technology effectively?
A. Very confident
B. Confident
C. Somewhat confident
D. Not confident at all
6. How do you handle technical difficulties with digital devices?
A. Solve it myself
B. Ask a friend or family member
C. Contact technical support
D. Give up on the device
7. What’s your biggest concern about using a fitness tracker?
A. Cost
B. Privacy
C. Accuracy
D. Complexity
8. How does the idea of sharing your fitness tracker data with researchers make you feel?
A. Completely comfortable
B. Somewhat comfortable
C. Uncomfortable
D. Very uncomfortable
9. Do you currently own a fitness tracker?
A. Yes
B. No
C. I used to but no longer do
D. I’ve never had one
10. What makes you nervous about using wearable fitness trackers?
A. Privacy risks
B. Technical issues
C. Misinterpretation of data
D. No concerns
11. How often do you look up information about health technologies before adopting them?
A. Always
B. Frequently
C. Occasionally
D. Rarely
12. What’s the first thing that comes to mind when you think about fitness trackers?
A. Health improvement
B. High cost
C. Complicated to use
D. Not necessary
13. How would you describe your relationship with wearable fitness technology?
A. Enthusiastic user
B. Curious but cautious
C. Indifferent
D. Skeptical
14. Which of these hindrances to owning a fitness tracker feels most significant to you?
A. Cost
B. Lack of information
C. Lack of support
D. Lack of interest
15. How well do you handle adopting new health habits that involve technology?
A. Very well
B. Well
C. Not very well
D. Not well at all
16. What’s your favorite memory related to using a digital health device?
A. Achieving a fitness goal
B. Tracking improvements
C. Sharing data with friends
D. Never used one
17. When you were a kid, how did you envision staying healthy as an adult?
A. Through regular exercise
B. By eating healthy
C. By visiting doctors regularly
D. Never thought about it
18. What aspect of using fitness trackers makes you the most happy?
A. Seeing progress
B. Feeling motivated
C. Data insights
D. Achieving fitness goals
19. How often do you think about purchasing a wearable fitness tracker?
A. Regularly
B. Sometimes
C. Rarely
D. Never
20. If you could waive a magic wand, what would the perfect fitness tracker be like?
A. Affordable
B. Easy to use
C. Highly accurate
D. Privacy-focused
21. How do you manage the use of fitness technology in your daily life?
A. Very well
B. Well
C. Not very well
D. Poorly
22. What’s the trickiest part about using fitness trackers for you?
A. Initial setup
B. Maintaining usage
C. Understanding the data
D. Syncing with other devices
23. How connected do you feel to the digital health trends?
A. Very connected
B. Somewhat connected
C. Not very connected
D. Not connected at all
24. Which member of your social group are you when it comes to fitness tracking technology?
A. Early adopter
B. Cautious follower
C. Indifferent observer
D. Skeptic
25. How would your friends and family describe your tech-savviness?
A. Very tech-savvy
B. Quite tech-savvy
C. Somewhat tech-savvy
D. Not tech-savvy at all
26. What do you dream about achieving with the help of a fitness tracker?
A. Better health
B. Increased fitness
C. Weight loss
D. Improved sleep
27. How would you handle it if you lost your fitness tracker?
A. Buy a new one immediately
B. Look for alternatives
C. Wait and see if it turns up
D. Not replace it
28. What’s your idea of a perfect user guide for a fitness tracker?
A. Visual and easy-to-follow
B. Detailed and comprehensive
C. Concise and to the point
D. Video tutorials
29. How confident are you in the data accuracy of most fitness trackers on the market?
A. Very confident
B. Somewhat confident
C. Not very confident
D. Not confident at all
30. How would you react if your fitness tracker showed unexpectedly low activity levels?
A. Reassess and adjust habits
B. Ignore it
C. Double-check with another device
D. Get frustrated
31. How passionate are you about tracking your health data digitally?
A. Extremely passionate
B. Very passionate
C. Moderately passionate
D. Not passionate at all
32. In a perfect world, what would the integration between wearable tech and healthcare look like?
A. Seamless and user-friendly
B. Comprehensive and accurate
C. Affordable and accessible
D. Secure and private
33. How often do you feel your fitness tracker motivates you to be more active?
A. Always
B. Often
C. Sometimes
D. Never
34. What’s the first thing you do when your fitness tracker hits a milestone?
A. Celebrate
B. Share with friends
C. Review the data
D. Ignore it
35. How do you feel about sharing your fitness data with healthcare providers?
A. Completely comfortable
B. Somewhat comfortable
C. Uncomfortable
D. Very uncomfortable
36. Are you stuck in the mindset that fitness trackers are unnecessary?
A. Yes
B. Sometimes
C. Rarely
D. Never
37. How often do you feel overwhelmed by new digital health technologies?
A. Often
B. Sometimes
C. Rarely
D. Never
38. What would you say is the biggest challenge when using fitness trackers?
A. Understanding the data
B. Keeping the device charged
C. Syncing with other apps
D. Staying motivated
39. How comfortable are you using fitness trackers in public?
A. Very comfortable
B. Somewhat comfortable
C. Uncomfortable
D. Very uncomfortable
40. You are at a party and someone shows off their fitness tracker, what do you do?
A. Show yours off too
B. Ask them about it
C. Just listen
D. Ignore it
41. How often do you update or replace your fitness technology?
A. Regularly
B. Occasionally
C. Rarely
D. Never
42. When you think about fitness trackers, what are you most concerned about?
A. Cost
B. Data privacy
C. Accuracy
D. Usability
43. If fitness trackers were more affordable, would you be inclined to use them more?
A. Absolutely
B. Probably
C. Maybe
D. No
44. What’s your current knowledge level about wearable fitness trackers?
A. Expert
B. Knowledgeable
C. Basic
D. None
45. How do you determine your fitness goals when using a tracker?
A. Based on tracker recommendations
B. Personal goals
C. Consult with a healthcare provider
D. Don’t set goals
46. If a new fitness tracker is released, how likely are you to consider buying it?
A. Very likely
B. Likely
C. Unlikely
D. Very unlikely
47. What is your go-to source for learning about new fitness technology?
A. Online reviews
B. Friends and family
C. Social media
D. Don’t have one
48. When you think about using a fitness tracker, what excites you the most?
A. Tracking progress
B. Data insights
C. Motivational features
D. Health benefits
49. What’s the first thing that comes to mind when you hear “digital health equity”?
A. Accessibility
B. Fairness
C. Technology barriers
D. Not sure
50. What aspect of fitness trackers do you find most frustrating?
A. Battery life
B. Cost
C. Accuracy
D. Compatibility
51. What’s your absolute favorite activity to track using fitness devices?
A. Running
B. Walking
C. Cycling
D. Sleeping
52. How would you describe your knowledge about the benefits of fitness trackers?
A. Very knowledgeable
B. Knowledgeable
C. Somewhat knowledgeable
D. Not knowledgeable
53. What kind of support would you need to start using a fitness tracker effectively?
A. Tutorials
B. Customer support
C. Peer assistance
D. No support needed
54. What’s your current biggest challenge related to using fitness trackers?
A. Understanding metrics
B. Maintaining usage
C. Syncing data
D. Affording one
55. How do fitness trackers affect your daily decisions on health?
A. Greatly influence
B. Somewhat influence
C. Barely influence
D. Not at all
56. What most affects your decision to use a fitness tracker?
A. Cost
B. Features
C. Recommendations
D. Reviews
57. How often do you recommend wearable fitness trackers to others?
A. Always
B. Frequently
C. Occasionally
D. Never
58. How well do fitness trackers align with your health goals?
A. Perfectly
B. Mostly
C. Somewhat
D. Not at all
59. How would new information about fitness trackers impact your willingness to use one?
A. Greatly increase willingness
B. Somewhat increase willingness
C. Barely increase willingness
D. Not affect willingness
60. What’s your vision of an ideal digital health device?
A. Multifunctional
B. Affordable
C. Accurate
D. User-friendly
Disclaimer: Please consult a physician before making any changes to your health regimen.
Sources:
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC9038923/