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Abstract:
Technology has both good and bad effects and is both the cause of and solution to many problems. Demonstrating a clear understanding of and competence with technology is one important way in which staff can foster relatives' confidence and trust. A number of emotional and behavioural responses to technology in spouses are highlighted. Fear, curiosity and security are relevant to relative's perceptions and responses.
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