Effects of EMG-Controlled Video Games on the Upper Limb Functionality in Patients with Multiple Sclerosis: A Feasibility Study and Development Description

Table 7

Results of the satisfaction questionnaires.

	Strongly disagree	Disagree	Neither agreement nor disagreement	Agree	Strongly agree
Q1	Accessibility (facilities)			3	4
Q2	Ease to use	1	3	3
Q3	Fun games		4	3
Q4	Graphic design and music in games	1	3	3
Q5	Proper training protocol duration	1		4	2
Q6	Proper training session duration	2	1	3	1
Q7	Understanding of games mechanics		1	3	3
Q8	Aim-result of games		2	5
Q9	Proper increasing difficulty in games		5	2
Q10	Proper number of interactive sessions		3	4
Q11	Duration of interactive sessions		4	2	1
Q12	Accessibility and intuitiveness	2	1	2	2
Q13	Attendance flexibility			3	4
Q14	Support of therapist			2	5
Q15	Clear instructions by therapist			2	5
Q16	Personalized service			2	5
Q17	Attendance at care center			2	5
Q18	Schedule flexibility			3	4
Q19	Objective scores in games		2	5
Q20	Transferring gains to the ADL	2	3	2
Q21	Expectations were satisfied	1	2	4
Q22	Satisfaction level with protocol	1	1	5