Table:
use of aids, assistive devices or medications
women
men

mild, moderate, severe, or very severe disability
mild or moderate disability
severe or very severe disability
mild, moderate, severe, or very severe disability
mild or moderate disability
severe or very severe disability

percent

use of aid or assistive device for hearing
47.1
46.6
47.4
52.5
51.1
53.9

use of aid or assistive device for seeing
70.5
62.2
74.3
64.3
57.6
68.5

use of aid or assistive device to help with mobility or agility
80.5
70.3
87.4
76.1
66.0
83.4

use of aid or assistive device to help with learning
29.3
36.0
27.6
26.2
26.1
26.2

use of aid or assistive device to help with another condition
55.9
45.4
66.4
54.0
43.5
65.9

use of prescription medications at least once a week
77.1
68.3
86.0
73.7
65.7
82.7

Statement: among those with severe or very severe disabilities, a larger proportion of women reported using mobility or agility-related aids or assistive devices compared with men.
Question: who wre more likely to reporte using mobility or agility-related aids or assistive devices and assistive devices, women with severe or very severe disabilities or men with severe or very severe disabilities?
Answer: women