Devices such as "smart caps" and sensor-activated room lights are
A) regarded by most older adults with disabilities as invasions of privacy.
B) cost-effective and available to most older adults in industrialized countries.
C) too technically complicated to be useful to most older adults.
D) not considered essential medical equipment under U.S. government-sponsored health-care coverage.

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The statement "not considered essential medical equipment under U.S. government-sponsored health-care coverage" suggests that these devices are not covered by government healthcare plans, which means they are likely seen as non-essential or non-medical in nature. Additionally, the other options do not seem to accurately describe the attitudes or accessibility of these devices for older adults with disabilities.

Devices Such as "Smart Caps" and Sensor-Activated Room Lights Are